Right Amount Of Wrong
Horseshoe G.A.N.G Lyrics
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RBM aye woah look
Aye I'm riding with my guys it don't matter right or wrong
I made a few mistakes I been trying to right my wrongs
I think I found a way to put my feelings in these songs
Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my own
Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my throne
Like a boss I'm calling plays I'm stepping through Mike Corleone
Put my trust into the vision trying to put my people on
Treating this just like a mission
Is you riding with me?
Ain't no question ain't no doubt my people sliding for me
Ain't no question ain't no doubt you know I'm sliding too
Ain't no question ain't no doubt you know I fuck with you
Right or wrong it do not matter always coming through
Keep some real ones they beside only got a few
Keep a bag but I want more I want a better view
Go out the state stay out the way I want an island view
Aye want an island view view view
I want an island view
Go to Timbuktu tu tu
Gotta travel out the country
Always staying true true true
Always staying true
It don't matter right or wrong
It don't matter
It don't matter right or wrong
Woah aye
Aye I'm riding with my guys it don't matter right or wrong
I made a few mistakes I been trying to right my wrongs
I think I found a way to put my feelings in these songs
Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my own
Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my throne
Like a boss I'm calling plays I'm stepping through Mike Corleone
Put my trust into the family I know they won't do me wrong
Put my trust into the vision trying to put my people on
The song "Right Amount of Wrong" by Horseshoe G.A.N.G talks about the journey of the artist and his group through the ups and downs of life. The opening lines emphasize the importance of sticking by one's crew, regardless of their actions being right or wrong. The artist talks about how he has had his fair share of mistakes, but he’s trying to make up for them through his music. The song is a reflection of the artist's current state of mind and how he is trying to move forward in life.
The lines, "Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my own / Was down but now I'm up, I had to get up on my throne" can be interpreted as the artist’s struggle to overcome his past and rise again. He uses the metaphor of sitting on a throne to reflect on his position in life currently. He sees himself as the boss, calling the shots and leading his team towards success.
In the lines, "Put my trust into the family / I know they won't do me wrong / Put my trust into the vision / trying to put my people on," the artist emphasizes the importance of the people around him, and how they play a significant role in his success. He places his trust in his family and those with whom he shares a common vision. The song talks about loyalty, trust, and friendship, which are essential values in any relationship.
Overall, the song encourages listeners to stay true to themselves and their values, even when things aren't going right.
Line by Line Meaning
Yeah yeah yeah
Introductory phrase expressing excitement and enthusiasm.
RBM aye woah look
A reference to their group, followed by an exclamation of surprise and attention-grabbing.
Aye I'm riding with my guys it don't matter right or wrong
I'm loyal to my friends, even if we make mistakes and do things that may be considered morally wrong.
I made a few mistakes I been trying to right my wrongs
I acknowledge that I've done wrong in the past and I'm making efforts to correct them.
I think I found a way to put my feelings in these songs
Through my music, I've discovered a way to express my emotions and connect with my audience.
Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my own
I've experienced struggles and setbacks in life, but I've overcome them and rose to success independently.
Was down but now I'm up I had to get up on my throne
I'm now in a position of power and authority, having worked hard to achieve it.
Like a boss I'm calling plays I'm stepping through Mike Corleone
I'm taking charge of my career and navigating my way like a boss, invoking the famous character from The Godfather.
Put my trust into the family I know they won't do me wrong
I have faith in my family and close circle, knowing they won't betray or deceive me.
Put my trust into the vision trying to put my people on
I'm invested in a greater cause of uplifting my community and providing opportunities.
Treating this just like a mission
Approaching my goals with a focused and strategic mindset, as if it were a critical mission.
Is you riding with me?
Asking if others share my dedication and are willing to support my journey.
Ain't no question ain't no doubt my people sliding for me
Expressing confidence and trust that my team will have my back and support me no matter what.
Ain't no question ain't no doubt you know I'm sliding too
Similarly, I will ride for and be loyal to those who have my back.
Ain't no question ain't no doubt you know I fuck with you
I have a positive and loyal relationship with those in my inner circle.
Right or wrong it do not matter always coming through
Regardless of whether an action is wrong or right, I will always follow through and be dependable.
Keep some real ones they beside only got a few
I prioritize genuine and trustworthy individuals in my life, even if they may be few in number.
Keep a bag but I want more I want a better view
While I value financial security, I strive for greater success and better opportunities.
Go out the state stay out the way I want an island view
I aim to expand my successes beyond my current location, desiring a paradise-esque view while maintaining privacy and staying out of trouble.
Aye want an island view view view
Expressing the desire for the aforementioned view.
Go to Timbuktu tu tu
Using the reference to a far off and exotic location to emphasize the diversity and extent of their aspirations.
Gotta travel out the country
Broadening their horizons and expanding their reach beyond their current boundaries.
Always staying true true true
Despite their ambitions and successes, they prioritize staying true to their values and themselves.
It don't matter right or wrong
Reiteration of the importance of loyalty and dependability over moral correctness.
Woah aye
Exclamation expressing excitement and continued enthusiasm.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Micah Gundani
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