Grow Up
Max Wonders Lyrics

I don't wanna grow up, no more
The singer is expressing his desire to remain young and not transition into adulthood.

I don't wanna blow up, no more
The singer is referencing the pressures of fame and success and how he doesn't want to experience this overwhelming sensation.

Got my adolescence on a necklace
The singer is saying that he cherishes his youth and wants to carry it with him at all times.

I can't let it go, I can't let it, no
The artist is admitting that he is not ready to move on from his adolescence.

What would my mama say
The artist is questioning how his mother would react to his current life and behavior.

I ain't been getting no sleep
The singer is admitting that his life has been hectic and he has not been taking proper care of himself.

Vices of being 18
The singer is acknowledging the temptations and negative influences that come with being a teenager.

Prices you pay
The artist is saying that there are consequences that come with making certain choices.

If you want your name on the screen
The artist is discussing the ambition and drive to become famous.

And flights getting paid for your team
The artist is referencing the perks that come with success, such as being able to afford travel expenses for a group of people.

Praise to the Lord
The singer is giving thanks and expressing gratitude.

And screw all the powers that be
The artist is expressing frustration with those in positions of power or authority.

Cause they wanna throw away key
The singer is referencing the criminal justice system and how it can be unfair or harsh.

Keep us in cells
The singer is saying that society can be restrictive and controlling.

Then wonder why all of the peace
The singer is referencing the hypocrisy of society and how it can promote conflict and unrest.

Is being disrupted in streets
The artist is saying that the chaos and destruction in society is a result of this lack of peace.

But we raising hell
The artist is acknowledging his own disruptive behavior and rebellion against societal norms.

Lucifer scared of the teens
The singer is referencing the power and potential of young people to incite change and cause chaos.

He seen 'em on NBC
The singer is referencing how the media can portray youth culture and its impact on society.

CNN reasoning for all the children that bleed
The artist is referencing how the media can also report on the violence and harm that young people can cause or experience.

The cop said that he tried to reach
The artist is referencing an interaction with the police and how they may not always be able to help.

Wish I was kid again
The artist is expressing a longing to return to the carefree and innocent time of childhood.

I wanna hang on the swings
The singer is referencing a simple and enjoyable activity from childhood that he misses.

Instead of hanging on the trees
The artist is saying that his current lifestyle, which may involve dangerous behavior, is not fulfilling or enjoyable like more innocent activities.

Couple adrenaline rushes
The singer is referencing how his current lifestyle may involve risky or thrilling situations.

Out racing all week
The singer is saying that he is constantly chasing excitement and adventure, but it may be exhausting.

Shaking and move to the beat, yeah
The singer is referencing how music can be a source of joy and relief from the stresses of life.

My Grandmother told me that I would great
The artist is referencing the support and encouragement he received from his grandmother.

See she died when I was 'bout 8
The artist is referencing the loss of his grandmother and how it still affects him.

But she seen potential
The singer is saying that his grandmother recognized his talent and believed in him.

So everything happening now
The singer is referencing his current success and how it may be attributed to his grandmother's belief in him.

Was probably already fate
The artist is saying that his success and talent were destined to be, and were not just a result of luck or chance.

Don't ask if I'm hungry
The artist is saying that he doesn't need anyone to take care of him or provide for him, as he is self-sufficient.

Boy, I already ate
The artist is reaffirming his independence and self-sufficiency, as he has already taken care of his own needs.

We coming for more just to stock up the plate
The singer is expressing his ambition and desire for success, and how he is constantly working to achieve more.

Wasn't satisfied with 2015
The artist is referencing his desire for growth and improvement, and how he was not content with his life in the past.

Baby, all I know is 2088
The singer is saying that he is focused on the future and has big goals for himself.

Jump off the roof
The singer is referencing a reckless activity, and how he may have engaged in similar activities in the past.

Into the pool
The singer is referencing how this reckless activity may involve jumping into a swimming pool.

Your parents ain't home
The artist is referencing how this activity may be done without parental supervision or knowledge.

I'll be over at 2
The artist is referencing how he may have spent his time in the past engaging in risky behavior without regard for his safety.

Or you could bring 2
The singer is referencing how this behavior may have involved being around other people or friends who are also engaging in reckless activities.

Friends to my home
The singer is referencing the idea of reckless behavior happening in a familiar and private location.

I might just have the juice
The artist is referencing how he may have had access to alcohol or drugs during these reckless activities.

Least she tell me I do
The artist is referencing how someone else may have confirmed that he had access to these substances.

She know I'm 'bout to blow
The artist is referencing his potential for success and how others may recognize it as well.

But I'm keeping my cool
The singer is saying that he is not letting his success or ambition get to his head, and is remaining composed and level-headed.

That's that humble approach
The artist is referencing how he is striving to remain humble and grounded during his rise to success.

And she love what I do
The singer is acknowledging the positive feedback and support he receives from others for his artistic pursuits.

Please don't let that ego go to your head
The singer is giving himself a reminder to stay humble and not become too egotistical or arrogant in his success.

If that's what you're on then you're better off dead
The singer is saying that if he were to become too egotistical, his success would not be meaningful or fulfilling.

It's a revolution through the music
The artist is referencing how music has the power to incite social change and revolution.

Every bar a desert eagle raised at your head
The artist is referencing the power of his lyrics and how they can be a weapon against those who oppose him or his message.

God I'm sorry if I'm heinous
The singer is expressing regret for anything he may have done wrong or hurtful.

I came a long way from pretending to be the red ranger
The singer is referencing his past and how he has grown and changed since childhood.

Now I'm channeling my anger
The artist is saying that he is using his emotions and experiences to fuel his artistic pursuits.

'Til I get that private plane inside the private hangar
The artist is referencing his desire for luxury and excess that may come with success, such as owning a private plane and hangar.