Capable
K.O Lyrics

Baby got a little problem with the drugs man.
The subject of the song has a drug problem.

And I tried to stop her, well But she loves them.
The artist has attempted to intervene, but the subject continues to use drugs because they enjoy it.

But I can't do nothing that, last one man.
The artist can no longer try to stop the subject from using drugs.

Her nose keeps on bleeding but it's, but it's but it's nothing and I And I won't forget when, when she said.
The subject experiences physical consequences from drug use but still claims not to have a problem. The artist remembers when the subject expressed love for him/her.

I lick a ring around this L So that it burns all night.
The artist coats the end of the joint with saliva to help it burn for a longer period of time.

And I pass round that philly so, so So we can all get high.
The artist shares the joint with others to create a communal experience of getting high together.

You see I never knew I never had a clue that That you were capable of love That you were capable of love.
The artist expresses surprise at the fact that the subject is capable of love, despite their drug use and the problems it creates.

So lick a ring around your L, So that it burns all night.
The artist encourages others to coat their joints in saliva for a longer-lasting high.

If baby keep on thinking, well She gonna hurt herself.
The artist warns that if the subject continues to engage in drug use, it will eventually have negative effects on her health and well-being.

Baby keeps on drinking cause she lost all her wealth.
The subject has turned to drinking after losing her wealth.

Yeah, she love that liquor, She wanna have my kids. But this ain't my problem but Be Jesus says it is.
The subject drinks heavily and expresses a desire to have a family with the artist, but the artist sees her problems as not his own, but potentially a concern for a higher power or karma.

I'm so glad you informed me Her strong point was never loyalty Bitch never done shit for me I had to leave her, and Well now she's just another story When we pass around that 40 And she says she's so sorry well I I don't believe her
The artist displays bitterness towards the subject, including a lack of loyalty and the assertion that she never did anything for him. He left her behind as a past event and when passing a forty-ounce bottle around with others, he does not believe her apologies.