Secret
J.Def Lyrics

I can’t believe that I made you
The singer expresses disbelief in their ability to create life.

Another baby is born I’m the one that’s gon raise you (yea)
The singer acknowledges their responsibility in raising the child.

Baby girl I’m the one that produced ya
The singer takes ownership of their role in the child’s creation.

It was another smash hit that’ll last in the future
The artist sees the child as a long-lasting and significant creation.

You’re beautiful I would love you baby know matter what
The artist declares their love and affirmation for the child’s inherent value.

See they can take all the riches, this unconditional love
The singer recognizes the value of unconditional love even in the face of material loss.

Yea my creation anticipation that when you get older
The singer is anticipating the child’s growth and development.

Might be harder to make it
The artist acknowledges the challenges that may come with the child’s journey.

Hope the world don’t get colder
The artist expresses concern for the state of the world and its potential impact on the child.

I’m ya daddy so don’t worry I Take care of what’s mine (yea)
The artist reassures the child of their role as a protective and responsible father.

You hear me singing It might sound a bit strained
The singer acknowledges their vulnerability in expressing their emotions.

Sometimes u need to be changed
The artist recognizes the need for personal growth and positive development.

Remove the voodoo with sage (ay)
The singer references the act of cleansing negative energy and promoting positive vibrations.

Light up the place wit you
The singer sees the child as a source of light and joy.

Spend the day wit you
The singer expresses their desire to spend quality time with the child.

Hope I’ll always be able to play with you (true)
The artist expresses a desire for continued connection and relationship with the child.

You don’t know what it takes for you to stay alive
The artist acknowledges the fragility and challenge of life.

Your brothers didn’t survive
The singer references the loss of other children in the family.

Hope you’re the one who thrive
The singer expresses hope and encouragement for the child’s success and well-being.

Not everything is kosha
The artist acknowledges the reality of challenging situations.

Lot of problems in this world and I just want to hold ya
The artist expresses a desire to offer comfort and support to the child in the midst of a difficult world.

Just want to hold ya
The artist reiterates their desire for connection and relationship with the child.

Lay down yo (Love)
The singer is instructing the child to be open and honest with their emotions and feelings.

Lay down yo Secrets
The artist emphasizes the importance of transparency and honesty in their relationship.

It was all about the fun at first
The singer reflects on the initial joy of raising a child.

Wish your momma was here but you know love hurts
The singer acknowledges the absence of the child’s mother and the pain of heartbreak.

Playin Hide and seek I’ll be the one who find you
The singer emphasizes their commitment to being present and engaged with the child.

You’re Proof that you can do anything that you set your mind to
The artist encourages the child and affirms their potential.

(The truth is you can do anything that you set your mind to)
The artist further emphasizes the importance of perseverance and determination.

Yea, I care about your tone
The singer expresses an interest and investment in the child’s emotional well-being.

Hope your tempo don’t get blown
The singer expresses a desire for the child to maintain a steady and consistent pace in life.

Wit you I always flow just like the river
The artist sees their relationship with the child as natural and positive.

Gotta keep you warm when it’s cold in the winter
The artist expresses their physical and emotional commitment to the child’s well-being.

Fix you a hot plate for dinner
The artist emphasizes the importance of nourishing and caring for the child.

No reconsider, yea
The singer expresses their firm and unwavering commitment to the child.

But we don’t just give out trophy’s participation
The artist emphasizes the importance of hard work and achievement rather than simply participating.

Really gotta make it
The singer emphasizes the importance of persistence and hard work in personal success.

Put the hard work in the basement
The singer again emphasizes the importance of putting in the effort and work to achieve one’s goals.

And I promise that I’m doing what I can
The singer reassures the child of their effort and commitment to their well-being.

Teach you to be a man
The artist sees their role as a father to include educating and guiding the child in development.

Help you understand what this life about
The artist sees their role as a father to include helping the child understand and navigate life.

If you upset no need to pout just talk it out
The singer encourages the child to communicate their emotions effectively.

Communication just to clear up all the doubt
The singer emphasizes the importance of clear communication to resolve uncertainty and confusion.

Speaking to you from the heart to reach the soul
The artist offers emotional authenticity and depth in their communication with the child.

You keep holding all my secrets that vibrant and colorful
The artist cherishes the child’s trust and sees their relationship as full of life and color.

Lay it down yea
The artist continues to urge the child to be open and honest.

Lay down yo Secrets
The singer reiterates the importance of honesty and transparency in their relationship.

Lay down yo (Love)
The artist encourages the child to express and receive love.

Lay down yo Secrets
The singer again emphasizes the importance of honesty and transparency in their relationship.

Lay down yo
The singer continues to urge the child to be open and honest.

Lay it down yea
The singer reiterates their instruction for the child to be open and honest.

Lay down yo Secrets
The artist again emphasizes the importance of honesty and transparency in their relationship.

Lay down yo (Love)
The artist encourages the child to express and receive love.

Lay down yo Secrets
The singer continues to insist on the importance of honesty and transparency in their relationship.

Lay down yo (Love)
The singer encourages the child to express and receive love.