Produced by the man himself alongside frequent collaborator Magnus Klausen (Stefflon Don, Mist, Ebenezer) on guitar duties, as part of the Virgo II campaign, this record follows H33RA’s critically-acclaimed debut 'VIRGO', independently amassing over 250,000 streams/views at such an early stage in his career.
Candid lyricism and infectious melodies have become part and parcel of the typical H33RA sound yet he still manages to enter unchartered territory, continuing to pioneer the sound of what he describes as “R&B & Other”. With nuances likened to the sound of artists such as Summer Walker, you’ll feel like you already know and love this latest offering from the multi-faceted talent.
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H33RA Lyrics
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Say goodbye to the days where we were afraid of the rain, yeah Aaah
'Cause the seasons are changin'
Time won't be willing to wait, yeah
Look
Yeah these are slaps from the heart
Lost in this liquor lookin' back on my past
I paved the way but saw the cracks on the path
Had to bite the bullet when I was handed my cards
Way too dark, said I still got too much black in my heart
She got that fire, got the flame
But we just lackin' the spark
Like nuttin' could come between but now we fractions apart
Out of my range, can't never push me outta my lane
These shackles on my feet, just let me outta these chains Henny to the brim, I guess I'm drownin' my pain
Too much pent up aggression been pumpin' round in my veins
All this smoke in my lungs just been cloudin' my brain
And I been wadin' through the gutter but I'm down to explain Idris or Idris to them, it's soundin' the same
I guess that's why it's kinda peak when they're pronouncin' my name It's like...
What more can I say?
Sometimes I sit and think should I just call it a day?
Five racks on a shoot when I got a mortgage to pay
And all these vultures up above, I see them stalkin' their prey
I got a bro that done a bird 'cause he got caught with a blade
I know a bro that works in Bank, but he a corporate slave
I know a couple single mums and they got more on the way
We right back where we started cah we caught in a maze
It's like...
What a time that we live in
Insecurities peakin'
And I ain't just speakin' about women
Resentin', second guessin' like they needin' permission
I ain't never been a star but I'm just keepin' em wishin'
Way too turnt, I got the keys to ignition
Swear they're losin' sight, they can't believe in the vision
Bro just tied the knot and I ain't even committin'
My ex said I should speak to God like I'm in need of religion
I swear
Look, I hate the discussion
Think I need some space, I need a break outta London
Only linked her twice but I can't make it a custom
Hit my line at 2 AM but I'm too wavy to function
Hear they're makin' noise, they must be makin' assumptions Yeah they chat the most, I ain't debatin' amongst 'em
She came dressed to kill, she got that all in abundance
No doubt she bad on the gram but she just lackin' the substance Yeah
Say goodbye to the days where we were afraid of the rain, yeah Aaah
'Cause the seasons are changin'
Time won't be willing to wait, yeah
Yeah
Who knew?
Yeah
I would hold an L way before you do yeah
Gotta catch 'em all so know I choose you yeah
Bitch from Paris want me run that choo choo Mademoiselle excuse you, I got it all to lose
Hit 'em with a boom bye bye, thats Buju yeah
You're the one I want but I'm not used to yeah
Feelin' somethin' real, I hope its fufu
Your soul dark like juju
My heart black like zulu
Ohhh
Maybe its a sign we should move on
Try to do things right but we do wrong
We been holdin' on to this too long yeah
Aaah
Maybe I've outgrown ya, maybe I'm just grown up Maybe I'm done makin' pacts with people who don't show up Maybe it was hazy but the proof was in the potion
I reversed the roles and ghosted
Need a chauffeur
Drove me anti-social
Sinnin' in the city ain't so pretty once it's local
Last week, I put fiddies between titties for the socials This week, gettin' litty wasn't really for indulgence
Got me in a chokehold
Hop up in the whip, I'm playing Snoh yeah that's my hideaway Mirror mirror, who am I 'cause I feel like I'm miles away? Class As in the A-Class gets me seven years, I'm wide awake Try'na bill a house 'cause sellin' bricks I got a price to pay I'm in a crisis nowhere near the time I should be Twenty-somethin' got me feelin' like that's lucky
If I die tomorrow they would say they loved me
Then they'd leave me lyin' in the box they put me
And give me flowers at my funeral, huh
Claimin' I'm someone they used to know
But you know roses, they really smell like shit, huh
My creator will judge what I do
But you ain't got a fuckin' scooby 'bout my youth Bitches wanna bark like they so entitled
They don't know my wave about to be tidal yeah
Fuck the world, it's like that yeah
Fuck the world, it's like that
Seasons been turnin', bridges been burnin'
Ohhh
Ooooooh
Say goodbye to the days where we were afraid of the rain Aaah
'Cause the seasons are changin'
Time won't be willing to wait, yeah
In these lyrics, H33RA reflects on various aspects of his life and experiences, exploring themes such as personal growth, struggles, relationships, and societal pressures.
In the first paragraph, H33RA talks about how he used to be afraid of the rain, symbolizing the challenges and obstacles he faced in the past. However, he acknowledges that the seasons are changing, implying that he is ready to embrace new beginnings and move forward. He mentions looking back on his past with a hint of regret, acknowledging his mistakes and the cracks he encountered on his path to success. He also mentions cutting ties with people and situations that were holding him back.
The second paragraph delves into H33RA's emotions and struggles. He talks about the darkness he carries in his heart and how it affected his relationships. While he acknowledges the fire and passion in his partner, he feels that their connection lacks the spark it once had. He believes that external forces have caused them to drift apart. H33RA expresses a desire to break free from the chains that hold him back, drowning his pain in alcohol and carrying pent-up aggression and confusion in his mind.
The third paragraph delves into the various challenges and pressures H33RA faces. He speaks about questioning his own worth and contemplating whether he should continue pursuing his dreams. He mentions the financial burdens he carries, having to spend money on shoots while also having a mortgage to pay. H33RA observes the predatory nature of the industry and the struggles faced by those around him, such as a friend who ended up in prison and another friend trapped in a corporate job. He also acknowledges the challenges faced by single mothers.
In the final paragraph, H33RA touches on themes of personal identity and self-reflection. He talks about his insecurities and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. H33RA discusses his own journey and the perception others have of him. He mentions feeling disconnected, seeking solace in substances, and feeling out of place in his own city. H33RA reflects on his own mortality and relationships, expressing cynicism towards those who would only show love and support after his death. He expresses frustration about being misunderstood and judged by others who have no understanding of his past and experiences.
Overall, these lyrics showcase H33RA's introspective and introspective nature, as he explores his personal struggles, growth, and relationships, while also reflecting on societal pressures and expectations.
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