Cocaine
Logic Lyrics

Cocaine, cocaine, cocaine, cocaine, molly
The singer lists the drugs he has used, including cocaine and molly.

Percocet, my rep move up like a dolly
Percocet has an impact in the rap world that allows the singer to become more popular.

If I talk about this shit more often, prolly
The more the singer mentions these drugs in his music, the more his career will take off.

If I talk about this shit more often, more often
The repetition emphasizes the importance of continuing to mention these drugs in the singer's music.

I ain't never fuckin' with no sneak diss
The singer does not engage with indirect insults.

Best get off my dick, boy, you better not repeat this
The singer does not want the person to copy or share his style.

Cocaine what I flip, jump in the whip, cannot compete with
The singer sells cocaine and drives a car that no one can compete with.

A real OG like me, you know I get that dough like deep dish
The singer is an original gangster who earns a lot of money like a famous pizza style.

Got the party jumpin' in Atlanta like I'm Freaknik
The singer is having a wild party in Atlanta, similar to the famous 90s spring break event, Freaknik.

Got the party jumpin' in Atlanta like I'm Donald Glover
The singer is popular and keeping the party going like Atlanta rapper and actor, Donald Glover.

I don't want no good girl, I'm thinking I need a freak bitch
The singer doesn't want a decent girl, but wants a girl who is wild and crazy.

I don't want no good girl 'cause your boy he ain't no lover
The singer cannot be seen as a lover because he doesn't want a decent girl.

(Revol on t'nia yob ruoy)
This is the same line as 'your boy he ain't no lover' in reverse.

Fuck her with no rubber then I bounce back
The singer doesn't use protection while having sex and then leaves immediately after.

Smokin' on some shit so good, I can't even pronounce that
The singer is smoking an unknown but strong drug.

Shawty, drop it low and make it bounce back
The singer wants a girl to dance provocatively and move her body in a bouncing way.

Cocaine, cocaine, cocaine, cocaine, molly
The singer repeats the drugs he's used throughout the song.

Uh, I don't really wanna glorify it but the streets glorify it
The singer doesn't want to promote drugs in his music, but acknowledges that it's part of the street culture.

So I gotta glorify it 'fore the people throw a riot
The singer feels that if he doesn't mention these drugs in his music, people will become angry.

If I don't talk about it on my album, they won't buy it
People will not purchase the singer's music if he doesn't mention drugs.

Man, fuck that, listen up, quiet
The singer doesn't care about promoting drugs and wants people to listen closely.

They wanna see a black man fall down, uh
Racists want a black man to fail.

They wanna see a black man lose
Racists want a black man to be defeated.

They want more blacks to sing the blues
Racists want African Americans to struggle and be unhappy.

Bank don't wanna give me a loan for my house
The singer is unable to secure a loan from the bank to buy a home.

That's why I sell bricks by the gas station
The singer sells drugs to make money instead of getting a bank loan.

Never had a foundation
The singer did not have a solid upbringing.

White man split up all my people on the plantation
The white man caused division among African Americans during slavery.

Hope somebody prayin' for all they salvation
The singer is hopeful for people to be saved through prayer.

Even though this the dialogue inside of my brain
This is the thought process in the singer's head.

I'm filled with pain, but I just can't seem to refrain from
The singer is in emotional pain, but can't stop using drugs.