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L.D.M. Lyrics

Turn around and die (Sonny Digital)
The introduction of the song, suggesting that it will be a harsh reality check or some sort of confrontation.

Daddy wasn't there
The singer speaks of his absentee father, who was not present in his life.

It isn't fair
The singer expresses sadness and frustration about how his father's absence has affected him in ways that are unjust and unfair.

How he ain't care
The singer questions why his father did not care about his role as a parent and the negative impact it had on him.

We just gonna laugh 'bout the past
The singer suggests that he and his loved ones can find humor and healing by looking back at negative experiences and realizing they are in the past.

Get rich, nigga, fuck the other half
The singer uses profanity to express his desire for wealth and success, even if it means leaving behind the negative memories and influences of the past.

He said "Not today"
The singer recounts a painful moment when he tried to connect with his father, only to be rejected and hurt by his lack of interest.

But that's the way it move
The singer accepts that his father's absence and indifference are part of the way life works, even if it is painful and difficult.

Middle finger other half
The singer uses a profane gesture to express his rejection of the negative influences and people from his past, such as his absent father.

One, two, three, four / It ain't as simple as / As I, as you say
The artist acknowledges that his life story and experiences are not as straightforward or easy to understand as some people might think. There are complexities and nuances to his situation that are difficult to express or convey.

All the lessons that taught him, from struggles that others will never know
The singer acknowledges that his past experiences and challenges have helped him learn valuable lessons that most people will never have to understand or face.

Shit my mother, um, her name is Gwendolyn / Elaine is her middle-name
The singer briefly mentions his mother and her name, showing that she was a strong and important figure in his life.

When he thinks of a time back in 2009, when he almost met / His unforeseen half of his tree memories, he could not forget
The singer reflects on a difficult moment when he almost met his father, which brought back painful memories and emotions that he still carries with him today.

Until fame begun
The singer suggests that his father only expressed interest in him once he became famous, implying that his father was only interested in him for his success and not for his own sake.

The lessons they learn from your presence is formed 'bout how life ain't fair
The singer suggests that his father's absence and negative influence taught him and his siblings that life is often unfair and difficult, which is a painful way to learn such a lesson.

He just knows to be never like you when his seeds are born
The singer resolves to be a better parent than his own father, to break the cycle of neglect and disappointment and provide a better future for his own children.

Put a smile, catch your head in a smile
The singer ends the song on a positive note, suggesting that a smile and positive attitude can help overcome the challenges and pain of the past.