La La La
James S. Levine ("Американская история ужасов: Шабаш") Lyrics


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LA, can't believe I found love in the city of LA
LA, it's the city of angels, it can take you anywhere
LA, LA, LA, we found love in LA, LA, LA
We found love

In the city of the gang bang
Yeah, we still dying over red and blue stripes
Chuck my set up and it feel good
'Cause don't nobody love you more than your neighborhood
We always had bitches, we don't love those
Grew up around the gangsters and the cutthroats
Be careful where you at, you might get bust on
Yeah, all my South Central niggas, Inglewood, twist your fingers up
Compton and Watts, Eastside, always turning up
Bad bitches up at Greystone and Supperclub
Tell 'em where we're from like

LA, can't believe I found love in the city of LA
LA, it's the city of angels, it can take you anywhere
LA, LA, LA, we found love in LA, LA, LA
We found love

God, let me right my wrongs, God, let me write this song
God in the middle with a month
Let me hit the pawn shop, momma said we need a loan
God, let me dedicate this to the 80% that ain't never coming home
God, let me know you exist
In a city where a hundred hollow-tips get thrown
I'm off that Centennial
Fuckin' at the party, nigga, at the party, we fade ten or more
My hood came thinkin' we yellin', "We in this bitch"
Then we yellin', "We in your bitch"
Or you tellin' all of us our dwellin' inside of 2Pacalypse, thug life
And we off that whoopty-whoopty-whoop
And we in that hoopty with the two choppers
So we're guaranteed to shoot
Lock us in the L.A. County zoo
Watch us eat a bear alive and ooh
This feels so good to keep it true
This feels so good, I'm keepin' you
Hope I'm teachin' you all the lessons I learned
When I made that turn off the 110
Watch that marijuana just burn
This shit just make you wanna just sin
See that Staples Center high earnin' if the Lakers get me a win
I'm gon' liquor shot in memory of Pac, Makaveli live again
Bitch, I'm in L.A. yeah, yeah, motherfucker

LA, can't believe I found love in the city of LA
LA, it's the city of angels, it can take you anywhere
LA, LA, LA, we found love in LA, LA, LA
We found love

My nigga so many fell down 'round here and they won't tell
And I ain’t talking love girl but I know how you feel
And you've been living in fear
Remember I'm right here
They got your world on wheels
Girl let’s roll through them hills off the ten
Rolling, with ya cousin and 'em
Real shit ain't nobody fake, they is and they ain't from

City of LA, city of LA (City of LA)
City of LA, South Central, Inglewood
City of LA, Compton, Long Beach, Watts City, LA

LA, can't believe I found love in the city of LA
LA, it's the city of angels, it can take you anywhere




LA, LA, LA, LA we found love in LA, LA, LA
We found love

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of James S. Levin's song La La Song are about finding love in Los Angeles even though it is a city with a violent reputation that is still dealing with gang territory. The lyrics start off saying that the singer can't believe they found love in the city of LA, but acknowledge that LA is the city of angels and can take you anywhere. The chorus repeats that they found love in LA. The following verse talks about growing up in South Central LA where gang violence is rife and people have to be careful where they go. But despite all that, they still love and appreciate their neighborhood. They also mention the bad bitches at Greystone and Supperclub.


The next verse is a prayer to God, asking for forgiveness for past mistakes and asking for His presence in a city that is plagued by violent crime. They also reference the iconic rapper Tupac Shakur aka Makaveli and his influence on their lives. The final verse is about driving through the hills of LA with someone they care about, and how they have each other's backs in a city where so many have fallen. They shout out the various neighborhoods of LA, including South Central, Inglewood, Compton, Long Beach, and Watts. The song ends with a final repetition of the chorus.


Line by Line Meaning

LA, can't believe I found love in the city of LA
Discovering love in a city infamous for gang violence and crime is an unexpected surprise.


LA, it's the city of angels, it can take you anywhere
Los Angeles, also known as the city of angels, offers endless opportunities for success and growth.


LA, LA, LA, we found love in LA, LA, LA
Love was discovered in a city where negativity and violence are expected.


We found love
Founding love is a triumph amidst the turmoil that exists in LA.


In the city of the gang bang
LA is known for its gang violence and crime.


Yeah, we still dying over red and blue stripes
Gang violence and allegiance to colors (red and blue) still result in death for many in LA.


Chuck my set up and it feel good
Disassociating oneself from a gang provides a sense of liberation and safety.


'Cause don't nobody love you more than your neighborhood
The people in one's neighborhood (friends, family, gang) can provide a sense of love and belonging.


We always had bitches, we don't love those
Women (bitches) came and went, they were not a source of lasting love or commitment.


Grew up around the gangsters and the cutthroats
Being surrounded by criminals and dangerous people is a part of growing up in certain areas of LA.


Be careful where you at, you might get bust on
Living in LA requires being cautious and aware, as danger could be lurking around any corner.


Yeah, all my South Central niggas, Inglewood, twist your fingers up
Gesturing gang signs and representing one's neighborhood is a part of the culture in certain parts of LA.


Compton and Watts, Eastside, always turning up
Compton, Watts, and the Eastside are areas of LA known for their lively atmospheres and music scenes.


Bad bitches up at Greystone and Supperclub
Many attractive women (bad bitches) can be found at the popular LA nightclubs Greystone and Supperclub.


God, let me right my wrongs, God, let me write this song
Asking for forgiveness and the opportunity to make things right through music.


God in the middle with a month
Belief in a higher power providing guidance and support.


Let me hit the pawn shop, momma said we need a loan
Financial struggles are a common reality in LA, and sometimes families need to pawn their possessions or take out loans to make ends meet.


God, let me dedicate this to the 80% that ain't never coming home
Honoring those who have been lost to violence and crime in LA, acknowledging that a large majority don't make it out alive.


God, let me know you exist
Yearning for spiritual connection and reassurance from a higher power.


In a city where a hundred hollow-tips get thrown
A reflection on the prevalence of gun violence in LA.


I'm off that Centennial
The reference to Centennial High School in Compton is a nod to the rapper's roots and struggles.


Fuckin' at the party, nigga, at the party, we fade ten or more
Partying and sleeping with multiple partners at a time is a part of youth culture and life in LA.


My hood came thinkin' we yellin', "We in this bitch"
Celebrating and representing one's neighborhood and friends, showing pride in where one comes from.


Then we yellin', "We in your bitch"
Boasting and taking pride in being successful in club culture and winning over women.


Or you tellin' all of us our dwellin' inside of 2Pacalypse, thug life
Being aware of the influence that late rapper Tupac and the thug life mentality have had on youth culture in LA.


And we off that whoopty-whoopty-whoop
Referencing the Crip gang's slang (whoop) and their signature dance moves.


And we in that hoopty with the two choppers
Riding around in a sketchy car (hoopty) with two guns (choppers).


So we're guaranteed to shoot
Emphasizing the violent and dangerous nature of LA gang culture.


Lock us in the L.A. County zoo
The prison system in LA is known for its harsh conditions and overcrowding, often likened to a zoo.


Watch us eat a bear alive and ooh
Illustrating the brutality and animalistic nature of gang violence in LA.


This feels so good to keep it true
Being honest and true to oneself in a culture that can be fake and dishonest.


This feels so good, I'm keepin' you
The feeling of success and love is so strong that it is being held onto tightly.


Hope I'm teachin' you all the lessons I learned
The rapper hopes to pass down the knowledge and lessons he has learned in order to help others succeed in LA's challenging environment.


When I made that turn off the 110
The rapper is referencing his own personal journey and struggles in LA, perhaps representing a turning point in his life.


Watch that marijuana just burn
Marijuana is a commonly used drug in LA and can be found burning on street corners.


This shit just make you wanna just sin
The gritty and rough nature of LA can sometimes lead to an urge to break the rules and indulge in reckless behavior.


See that Staples Center high earnin' if the Lakers get me a win
The Staples Center, home to the LA Lakers and other events, is a symbol of success and achievement in LA.


I'm gon' liquor shot in memory of Pac, Makaveli live again
Honoring the late Tupac Shakur, who was also known as Makaveli.


Bitch, I'm in L.A. yeah, yeah, motherfucker
Proudly representing LA and embodying the tough, gritty, and unapologetic culture that comes with it.


My nigga so many fell down 'round here and they won't tell
There have been countless deaths due to gang violence and crime in LA, and many times no one will speak out or seek justice.


And I ain’t talking love girl but I know how you feel
The rapper is acknowledging that although he does not know the feeling of love, he understands the fear and uncertainty of living in LA.


And you've been living in fear
The danger and violence of LA can lead many to live in fear and anxiety.


Remember I'm right here
Despite the challenges of LA, the rapper is offering support and comfort to those who need it.


They got your world on wheels
LA is known for its car culture and the emphasis on having a nice car to show success and status.


Girl let’s roll through them hills off the ten
Cruising through the hills and enjoying the scenic view is a popular pastime among LA's youth.


Rolling, with ya cousin and 'em
Driving around with family and friends is a popular and comforting activity in LA.


Real shit ain't nobody fake, they is and they ain't from
Telling the truth is valued in LA, and authenticity is important when it comes to identifying oneself as being from a particular neighborhood.


City of LA, city of LA (City of LA)
Repeating the title of the song and nodding to the pride and love that many have for the city.


City of LA, South Central, Inglewood
Mentioning various neighborhoods in LA and representing the diversity that exists within the city.


City of LA, Compton, Long Beach, Watts City, LA
Further elaborating on specific neighborhoods in the city and showing appreciation for their distinct cultures and histories.


LA, can't believe I found love in the city of LA
Repeating the opening line of the song, emphasizing the surprise and triumph of finding love in such a challenging environment.


LA, it's the city of angels, it can take you anywhere
Repeating a previous line, emphasizing the endless possibilities and opportunities available in LA.


LA, LA, LA, LA we found love in LA, LA, LA
Repeating a previous line, solidifying the message that amidst the violence and danger, love can be found in LA.


We found love
Repeating a previous line, showing gratitude and happiness for finding love in such a challenging environment.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
Written by: JAMES EDWARD FAUNTLEROY II, DARIUS GABRIEL LOGAN, DOMINIQUE DANIEL LOGAN, KENDRICK DUCKWORTH, MARLON TRAVIS BARROW, YVES J. BAZELAIS, DERNST EMILE II, TYRONE WILLIAM GRIFFIN, NATE HOWARD

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