All alone
Leaf Dog Lyrics

You'll be free but me
The singer's companion will be free and able to pursue their own endeavors, but the singer will be left alone.

I'm going to be all alone
The singer is acknowledging that they will be alone, with nobody else to rely on.

So all alone
Highlighting the fact that the singer feels entirely isolated and solitary.

Do I
The artist is questioning if they should take a certain course of action or behave in a certain way.

With the future in my hand
The artist is acknowledging that they have control over their future and their choices will shape their direction.

Step up as a man
The singer is asking if they should take responsibility and behave in a mature and decisive manner.

Be all that I can
The singer is questioning if they are living up to their full potential and if there is more they should be doing.

Make noise with my fans
The artist is asking if they should engage with their supporters and make public statements or music.

Start off as a fan yes
The artist began as a fan of music, but has now become a creator.

Never gave a fuck less
The artist has always cared deeply about music and has never let obstacles prevent them from pursuing it.

Love to the above plus to those that clock the progress
The singer shows appreciation to those who support them and recognize their growth.

So I ask you this
The artist is posing a question to the listener or the world at large.

Do I look like a cunt (yes)
The singer believes they are viewed negatively or as inferior.

Make your slug undress (undress)
The singer implies that they are capable of fighting or causing harm, even in a sexual or intimate context.

No longer no intrest
The singer is no longer interested in certain pursuits or behaviors.

The boom is a princess a threesome with bash
The artist is using metaphor to describe the music industry as a privileged and exclusive environment, subject to corruption and excess.

She's down for the incest when the poor man raps
The artist implies that exploitation and nepotism are prevalent in the music industry and that genuine talent is overlooked or disregarded.

So I'm bringing you the facts
The singer is positioning themselves as a truth-teller, revealing the realities of the music industry and their struggles within it.

Do I look like I'm rich
The singer is questioning if they are perceived as wealthy or successful.

Really lead the pitch
The artist questions if they are truly in control of their creative direction or if they are being manipulated by outside forces.

Spack out and switch
The artist is asking if they should behave erratically or change their style or approach.

Let them play tricks with my mind still infixed
The artist acknowledges that they may be vulnerable to manipulation or mental games from others, even if they try to remain strong-willed.

Real engrish from the fingers read these lips
The singer asserts that their words are authentic and meaningful, despite potential language barriers or differences.

Ever accept
The artist is questioning if they are too passive or accepting of their situation.

Ever forget
The singer wonders if they are able to let go of negative experiences or if they dwell on them for too long.

Ever regret
The singer reflects on the past and questions if they have made mistakes or missed opportunities.

Yeah maybe I am what I am sure you made me
The singer recognizes that their identity and experiences are shaped by their surroundings and those around them.

I hope you understand how you changed me
The artist hopes that others are aware of the impact they have had on the artist's life and identity.

Am I even from this world?
The artist questions their place in the world and their sense of belonging.

Live it cause of fate
The singer questions if their life is predetermined by fate or if they have the power to shape their own future.

Make 'nough mistakes
The singer acknowledges past mistakes and questions if they are continuing to make errors in judgement.

Run when cops chase
The artist is asking if they should flee from authority figures or if they should face their problems head-on.

Yes I do the getaway like speedy gonzalez when he be racing
The artist admits to being impulsive and quick to flee from danger or trouble.

Beefing, I bring loony-tunes, warn your brother cause we're crazy
The artist suggests that they are willing to escalate conflict and potential violence, using language and metaphor associated with cartoons and mental instability.

And this ain't are free nation it's bait like noses with the
The singer implies that their country is not truly free and that citizens are subject to surveillance and manipulation from the government.

Polo in police stations
The artist is referencing Polo clothing, which is associated with wealth and status. In this context, it implies that the police are corrupt and influenced by wealth and status.

I quit quitting weed don't read it as a statement
The singer suggests that they have stopped quitting smoking marijuana and do not want to be judged or questioned about their choices.

Got my own jurisdiction like the free masons
The singer implies that they have their own power and influence, similar to the secret society of Free Masons.

Look like I'm dumb
The singer acknowledges that they may appear foolish or unintelligent.

Really chat shit
The artist is assessing whether their words and behavior are irritating or pointless.

Act like a prick
The artist is acknowledging their past behavior and questioning if it was appropriate or justified.

Maybe I do all of this but desecrate your swagger
The singer suggests that they may insult or damage the image or reputation of others.

Make noise out the box like nails and a hammer
The singer is asserting their creativity and willingness to be unconventional or disruptive, comparing it to the sound of hammering nails.

Rock it stone clock character
The artist is suggesting that they have a strong, consistent personality and identity.

Judge you to the slammer
The artist suggests that they may criticize or challenge others, potentially leading to negative consequences for them.

Tip the worlds balance
The artist suggests that they have the power to significantly influence the world or society at large.

Ever really panic
The singer is questioning if they are capable of maintaining composure in challenging or stressful situations.

No I don't but life ain't nothing without madness
The artist suggests that some level of chaos or instability is necessary or beneficial in life.

The right to try and blow up like my souls volcanic
The singer suggests that they have the potential for explosive growth or success, comparing it to a volcanic eruption.