Aurora
Leeboy Lyrics

In these lyrics, Leeboy describes a scene where he is surrounded by attractive women, referring to them as "bad bitches." He mentions that there is a difference in their skin color, possibly highlighting diversity and embracing different backgrounds. They are spending time together, driving around in a car, which he suggests may not be a long-term commitment ("barely a lease").

Leeboy warns that if anyone messes with him or his group, they will face consequences ("he getting a piece"). He also states that he doesn't want any drama, but instead, he desires the "deceased," possibly alluding to a desire for a drama-free life.

The artist reveals that he used to be close with someone who is now his enemy. He no longer has their contact information, but they are trying to reconnect with him. Leeboy emphasizes that he wants any interactions to be discreet. He mentions the presence of various colors, possibly suggesting a metaphorical reference to the complexity of life or relationships. He looks up at the sky, and it "Berealizes", which could indicate an introspective moment or a realization of something deeper.

Leeboy then switches his focus to asserting his independence. He claims he doesn't have many friends ("no niggas I barely do please"), but he has women who are sexually involved with him ("bitches stay sucking my dick"). He, however, tells a particular girl not to mess up his sheets, implying that he wants to maintain some boundaries. Leeboy reinforces the presence of the "bad bitches" in his company and expresses his cool and relaxed demeanor, symbolized by wearing dark shades and living an "eazy" life.

He mentions that there are fake people who want to stay in sync with him, possibly questioning their authenticity or disliking their intentions. Additionally, he refers to "pussy niggas" who want to start beef, indicating a potential conflict or negative energy being directed his way.

Leeboy repeats the chorus, emphasizing the presence of the attractive women and the diversity they bring ("Difference in color like Berealize"). He reiterates the idea that their ride together is temporary ("barely a lease"), warns about the consequences of crossing him ("he getting a piece"). He again expresses a desire for a drama-free life, wanting to focus more on those who have passed away ("I don't drama I want the deceased").

In the final verse, Leeboy shares his aspirations to own a house and be financially successful ("tryna cop me a crib then I bury the lease"). He wants to become a "money machine" and distance himself from the troubles that others face ("catching a case, I be catching a breeze"). He acknowledges that success does not come easy ("Nobody said it was easy").

The presence of attractive women continues to be a theme; they are with him and are about to get high ("higher than your trampoline"). When Leeboy enters his home, he lights up a riff, possibly referring to smoking a joint or sparking a creative energy. The experience makes him perceive lights and feeling like the police, a possible metaphor for heightened awareness or excitement.

Overall, the lyrics of "Aurora" touch on themes of relationships, independence, diversity, aspirations, and a desire for a drama-free life. Leeboy expresses his experiences and observations with colorful and metaphorical language.