Georgia
Kevin Abstract Lyrics

I got Georgia on my mind, ain't nobody left behind
The singer is focused on their current situation in Georgia and feels content with the people around them.

It's just me, my team, my weed, my baby's Audi parked outside
The singer is in a state of relaxation with their friends, and their temporary possessions around them, smoking weed and driving their friend's Audi.

Call my mom and let her know that everything is alright
The singer wants to communicate with their family to assure them that they are okay and feeling good.

Houston, Texas
The artist is referencing their hometown.

My teachers had weapons
The artist has experienced dangerous and violent situations while growing up, likely in relation to school shootings that have occurred in the United States.

I get my ass whipped
The singer has been punished or beaten physically.

I learned my lesson
The singer gained knowledge from their experiences growing up.

I often question, I often wonder
The artist is constantly reflecting on their past and questioning their current situation.

If I told this class I liked the nigga that sit in the back, how bad would it make me suffer? Agh
The artist wonders what the repercussions would be in their society or community for admitting to having feelings for someone of the same gender.

Smoke and fuck, we high as hell, we gon' love each other, we let the night derail
The artist and their friends are indulging in drugs and sexual activity in order to escape reality and live in the moment.

Only time will tell, I'm under your spell, I lay on your chest you wonder what's next, I love when you breathe, it make me reflect
The singer is involved in a romantic relationship and feels entranced by and connected to their partner. They find comfort in being with their partner and feel reflective when they are together.

All of us in Jon's car, packed his trunk with merch, I was tryna be a star
The artist and their friends are traveling to sell merchandise for their music career, and the artist hopes to become a successful musician.

Same time I was cool with Uzi, 'til my life felt like a movie
The singer had a friendly relationship with the rapper Lil Uzi Vert, but as their life became more public and like a film, that friendship dissipated.

I left my troubled home, Hollywood, what the fuck am I doing? (Yeah yeah)
The singer left their difficult home situation and moved to Hollywood to pursue their dreams, but questions whether their journey was worth it.

I finally found peace (yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah)
Despite their reservations, the singer ultimately found peace in their current situation.

I suck when I get it, I see worth in myself, I won't run away again, I'm praying for my friends, they praying this won't end
The artist struggles with imposter syndrome, but recognizes that they have value and won't give up. They want to support their friends and hope their current situation continues.

But I know it does, just like all things, in the end, it's just me and my mood swings
The artist recognizes that everything is temporary and that their mood swings may impact their current situation.

And that one-nine-nine-nine (and the one-nine-nine-nine is coming) is coming, is coming
The singer refers to the year 1999, which may have personal significance, and alludes to something significant (good or bad) happening in the future.

Yeah, that one-nine-nine-nine, boy, (and that one-nine-nine-nine) one-nine-nine is coming, is coming
The singer repeats their allusion to the year 1999 with added emphasis.

My troubled home, Hollywood, what the fuck am I doing?
The artist is reflecting on their past and questioning whether their current Hollywood lifestyle is what they truly want, as they are feeling overwhelmed and uncertain.