Morning Light
J-Soul pres. Andy Jaar feat. Leusin Lyrics


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Father, forgive me for I have sinned
You know, we all fall short in the glory of God ya know
But uh, true life is just so hard you know
Especially when you tryin to find a way out
All I need is a sign
Lord, just give me a sign
Can you just, just show me a sign Lord
Dig it I dug it, some hate it some love it
Politic in the game, I'm just a puppet for the public
If I, spit it you can quote it
If you, read it then I wrote it
Knew it's dirty in this bitch y'all let me in it so I sold it
Niggas pussy (Why?)
Cuz they givin' they clothes up
Sayin that they pimpin' but really givin' they hoes up
Am I sick, exactly, from takin care of the family
Carry a scar on my nose, that came from my granny
A major player in this game, knew it since day one
Lookin for shit to be the same, nigga keep waitin'
I done done, all I can do for the streets
Humble now I'm waitin' to see what the streets do for me
Got a child, so I'm like payin' support
Still a child, now who the hell payin' support
I can slang and bang on St. Louis streets
Better yet keep it grimey till I'm 6 feet deep, come on

We love gettin' high to the morning light
We gettin' high till the morning light
Gettin' high till the morning light
We gettin' high like da da da
Gettin high like da da da
Da da da da da da
We gettin' high till the morning light
We gettin' high till the morning light
Till the morning light
We gettin' high like da da da
We gettin' high like da da da
Da da da da da da

Forgive me father I have sinned on this one
Hail Mary ten times but this ain't the last one
Forgive me father I have sinned on this one
Hail Mary ten times but this ain't the last one

Feelin strange, cuz deaths upon me
Damn I should of knew man was not gone warn me
Still rappin', while watchin my papers stackin'
Tryin to leave coke alone but the streets callin' me back in
And I ain't actin, watchin homie subtracting
Check the murder rate I ain't lyin' that's a fact and
I'm from a city where they want they corners back
Body bag, toe tag if you don't know how to act
Picture that, niggas straight scrambling for crack
Baby mamas keep up drama but I love where I'm at
If you ain't never been to the Lou this here lyrical too
And if you thinkin bout comin then you best be true come on

We love gettin' high to the morning light
We gettin' high till the morning light
Gettin' high till the morning light
We gettin' high like da da da
Gettin high like da da da
Da da da da da da
We gettin' high till the morning light
We gettin' high till the morning light
Till the morning light
We gettin' high like da da da
We gettin' high like da da da
Da da da da da da

We nobody until somebody kills you
Gettin' high till the morning light
(We gettin' high till the morning light)

We nobody until somebody kills you
Gettin' high till the morning light
(We gettin' high till the morning light)

Forgive me father I have sinned on this one
Hail Mary ten times but this ain't the last one




Forgive me father I have sinned on this one
Hail Mary ten times but this ain't the last one

Overall Meaning

The song "Morning Light" by J-Soul pres. Andy Jaar feat. Leusin begins with a plea for forgiveness from God for the sins the singer has committed. The lyrics then shift to a reflection on the difficulties of life and the hard choices that people have to make. The singer acknowledges that they are just a "puppet for the public" in the music industry and that they have made questionable choices to get where they are. Despite this, they continue on with their music and try to leave their past behind. The chorus of the song is about the pleasure of getting high until the morning light and escaping from the troubles of the world. The song ends with another plea for forgiveness and a recognition that life is short.


The lyrics of this song suggest a deep sense of struggle and a feeling of being lost in the world. The singer seems to be haunted by past mistakes and is searching for a way out of their troubles. The overall message of the song may be that even in the midst of hardship and difficulty, people can find moments of joy and escape through music and other forms of pleasure.


Line by Line Meaning

Father, forgive me for I have sinned
Apologizing to God for past wrong doings


You know, we all fall short in the glory of God ya know
Acknowledging that everyone is prone to making mistakes and sinning


But uh, true life is just so hard you know
Life is challenging and difficult


Especially when you tryin to find a way out
Finding a way out of difficult situations is not easy


All I need is a sign
Seeking guidance and direction


Lord, just give me a sign
Asking God for a clear indication of the right path to take


Can you just, just show me a sign Lord
Desperately asking God for help and guidance


Dig it I dug it, some hate it some love it
Some people like the music and others do not


Politic in the game, I'm just a puppet for the public
Feeling used and manipulated by the music industry


If I, spit it you can quote it
If he says something notable, people will remember it


If you, read it then I wrote it
When people read his lyrics, they know that he wrote them


Knew it's dirty in this bitch y'all let me in it so I sold it
Knowing that the music industry is corrupt and taking advantage of it to make a profit


Niggas pussy (Why?)
Insulting other men and questioning their toughness


Cuz they givin' they clothes up
Saying that other men are weak for giving up their possessions easily


Sayin that they pimpin' but really givin' they hoes up
Calling out men who claim to be pimps but are actually giving up control of their women


Am I sick, exactly, from takin care of the family
Feeling illness or discomfort from the stress of providing for his family


Carry a scar on my nose, that came from my granny
Having a physical reminder of his past and his family history


A major player in this game, knew it since day one
Knowing that he's been destined for music success since the beginning


Lookin for shit to be the same, nigga keep waitin'
Wanting things to remain constant, but understanding that change is inevitable


I done done, all I can do for the streets
Feeling like he's done all he can to help his community


Humble now I'm waitin' to see what the streets do for me
Being patient and waiting to see what rewards and opportunities come his way


Got a child, so I'm like payin' support
Supporting his child financially


Still a child, now who the hell payin' support
Feeling like he's still young and struggling to support himself, let alone a child


I can slang and bang on St. Louis streets
Being able to survive and make a living selling drugs and participating in gang activity in St. Louis


Better yet keep it grimey till I'm 6 feet deep, come on
Continuing to live a rough and dangerous lifestyle until death


We love gettin' high to the morning light
Enjoying and indulging in drug use until the sun comes up


Till the morning light
Continuing drug use until daylight


Forgive me father I have sinned on this one
Asking for forgiveness for any wrong doing, particularly drug use


Hail Mary ten times but this ain't the last one
Repenting and seeking forgiveness through religious prayer


Feelin strange, cuz deaths upon me
Sensing that death is near or imminent


Damn I should of knew man was not gone warn me
Regretting not seeing signs of danger or warning before it's too late


Still rappin', while watchin my papers stackin'
Continuing to pursue a career in music while also seeing financial success


Tryin to leave coke alone but the streets callin' me back in
Attempting to give up drug involvement, but feeling pulled back into it by the surrounding environment


And I ain't actin, watchin homie subtracting
Watching friends and loved ones die or become incarcerated because of their involvement in gang and drug activity


Check the murder rate I ain't lyin' that's a fact and
Pointing out the reality and severity of violence and death in his city


I'm from a city where they want they corners back
Living in a city where there is constant conflict over territory and control


Body bag, toe tag if you don't know how to act
Suggesting that those who do not know how to navigate and survive in this environment are likely to face violent consequences


Picture that, niggas straight scrambling for crack
Painting a picture of the desperation and poverty that leads people to sell and use drugs


Baby mamas keep up drama but I love where I'm at
Facing drama and tension in his personal relationships, but still appreciating his life circumstances


If you ain't never been to the Lou this here lyrical too
Encouraging listeners to visit his city (St. Louis) to understand and appreciate his music and lifestyle


And if you thinkin bout comin then you best be true come on
Challenging potential visitors to be authentic and respectful if they choose to visit his city


We nobody until somebody kills you
Feeling like his life and success are not significant until his death




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Craig Love, Jerrell Jones, Bryan Michael Cox

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