Can't Get Enough
Griz Lyrics

You the man
Addressing the listener as a man of power and respect.

Mackin', mayhem, murder, milk, money
List of things that could be associated with success or a 'gangster' lifestyle.

Mobbin', M&M, oh man
Continuation of the previous line, expressing the excitement and energy that comes with that lifestyle.

(I'm GRiZ)
Introducing the artist to the listener.

Man, G is for what?
Questioning what the letter 'G' stands for.

Keepin' it gutter
Answering the previous question - 'G' stands for keeping it raw, real, and unfiltered.

Time to boogie
Inviting the listener to have a good time and let loose.

I killed myself but I ain't dead
Metaphorically speaking, the artist has gone through hardships and tough times, but is still alive and thriving.

'Cause I love someone, don't love me back (shit!)
The artist is struggling with unrequited love, causing them distress and frustration.

I love too much
The artist loves deeply and passionately, possibly to their own detriment.

I smoke too much
The singer smokes cigarettes excessively, possibly as a coping mechanism for their troubles.

I drink too much
The artist consumes alcohol excessively, possibly as another coping mechanism.

I work too much but it's not enough
The singer is putting in a lot of effort, but it isn't yielding the results they desire.

I made a million, gon' make some more (yeah)
The singer has already achieved financial success, but has no intention of stopping there.

I got the keys, need to lock some doors (ha ha)
The singer has the means to protect themselves and their success from external factors that could ruin it.

Can't let them in
The artist needs to be cautious of who they allow into their life and inner circle.

Can't let them win
The artist can't allow other people to bring them down or interfere with their success.

Can't block a square
A metaphor for not being able to stop or prevent negative events or people from coming into one's life.

And they won't stop until they see me sin
Others may try to bring the singer down or expose their flaws, but they won't let that happen.

La la la la la
Repetitive filler lyrics.

(Until they see me sin)
Clarifying the previous line, that others won't stop until they can exploit the artist's weaknesses or mistakes.

This world's on fire and I can't chill
The world is chaotic and unstable, making it hard for the artist to relax and find peace.

'Cause I got too good at burning bridges I built (yeah)
The singer has a habit of damaging their own relationships and opportunities through their actions.

We tear us down with hateful sounds
People tend to bring each other down with negative language and actions.

We lost our love and pray to God
People have become disconnected from love and spirituality, and are looking for answers and guidance elsewhere.

Like "Can you save me still?"
A plea to God for help and salvation.

Life is rich, but we feel poor
Despite the singer's financial success, they still feel unsatisfied or unfulfilled in other areas of life.

We don't count our blessings, we ask for more
A commentary on human greed and dissatisfaction; we tend to focus on what we don't have rather than what we do.

We just buy more stuff
There is a culture of materialism and consumerism that perpetuates this cycle of wanting more.

Take more drugs
There is also a culture of substance abuse which is used as a form of escapism or self-medication.

Take more love
People might seek out love in unhealthy or codependent ways, furthering their unfulfillment.

And we don't give 'cause we ain't get enough
We might not give back to others or be kind and loving because we feel like we haven't received enough in return.

(We ain't get enough)
Reiterating the previous line.

(We won't stop 'cause we ain't get enough)
We won't stop striving for more or taking what we want until we feel like we've received enough.

Time to boogie
Reprising the invitation to have fun and let loose.

(La la la)
Repetitive filler lyrics.

Boogie time
Reprising the refrain, signaling the end of the song.