Troublesome
MellowHigh Lyrics

The shroomie Left Brain, he got the bass and the line
Left Brain, who is high on shrooms, handles the bass and maintains the rhythm of the instrumental.

But where them drums at?
The singer expresses the need for drums in the instrumental, most likely for adding impact and intensity to the music.

You know what they say about that bitch Karma
The singer alludes to the popular belief that karma, the law of cause and effect, catches up with those who do wrong or make mistakes.

They say she come back
Karma is described as something that resurfaces or comes back to affect one's life later, often in negative ways.

I'm living moments truthfully honest right now
The artist is currently being honest and genuine, expressing their feelings or thoughts without any pretense or falsehood.

Probably because of that
The singer attributes their honesty to a possible reason, although it is unknown what that reason may be.

Constantly looking for where the trouble at, bring my
The singer is always searching for problems or struggles that they can confront or overcome.

Pieces to the pie, I better double bag, or it's over
The artist plans to amass more resources, whether money or opportunity, to ensure their security and success. If they fail to do so, they risk failure or ruin.

Well, I got trouble on my mind but no emotions on my sleeve
The artist feels burdened or troubled by their problems, but chooses not to show their emotions to others, either out of pride or fear of being vulnerable.

I heard that love'll get you killed, so who gone show some love for me?
The artist has heard that love, be it romantic or platonic, can lead to pain or even death, and thus questions who will show them affection or care despite the risks involved.

Fucking never need it, push against the grain until my fingers bleeding
The singer claims not to crave love or support, and instead chooses to resist conformity or conventionality until seriously harmed, physically or metaphorically.

Smoking weed and tweaking trying to figure out a deeper meaning
The artist uses marijuana or other types of drugs to seek enlightenment, inspiration or introspection, looking for more profound or spiritual truths.

Dog, I'm sick of this bullshit, and being broke'll
The singer expresses their frustration and annoyance with their current situation or reality, which is probably linked to financial struggles or poverty.

Make a nigga empty a full clip, when your back against the
Being broke and facing hardships can push a person to the point of desperation or violence, as they have little else to lose.

Wall, you only think about hood shit, they trying to box you
When one faces obstacles or challenges that limit their options or opportunities, they may resort to actions or behaviors associated with their environment or upbringing, as those are what they know best.

In a cell in front of that pulpit
The artist suggests that many people end up incarcerated, with little chance of change or improvement, while being judged by religious leaders or moral authorities.

Ashamed what they give us, fill the corners with mad swishers and liquor
The artist is ashamed of how society provides little for its members, except for drugs and alcohol, which are readily available and normalized.

And can't seem to figure why niggas seeking schemes to get richer
The singer observes that people are always looking for ways to become wealthier or more successful, but it's unclear why they have to resort to illegal or risky means to achieve those goals.

They'd pull heat out frustration, blow off steam on a nigga
People are likely to lash out or be violent when they feel frustrated or angry, venting their emotions on others, perhaps even strangers.

Just for the love of fucking green, I'm praying Jesus forgive us
Money or wealth is often the main motivation or reason for people's wrongdoings or sins, and the artist asks for divine mercy or forgiveness for such actions.

I hope the Lord has mercy and Karma ain't much a bitch
The artist expresses their hope that divine justice or punishment won't be too severe or unexpected, and that heavenly grace or justice will prevail.

I hope the truth is settled, corners, they compensate what we miss
The artist hopes that the truth, whether it's about their circumstances or society in general, will be uncovered, and that the corners, the marginalized or the oppressed, will receive what they lack or need.

Hope they cut you out the circle, you got the heart of a bitch
The singer wishes for people who are disingenuous or untrustworthy to be excluded or discarded, as they lack courage or loyalty.

All I fucking got is hope, it's like love just doesn't exist
The artist admits that all they have is hope, which feels insufficient, as they perceive that love or affection are lacking or unattainable.

I say we work to die, smoking eases aggravations
The singer suggests that life is difficult, and one must work hard and struggle just to survive. Smoking or other forms of relaxation can ease the stress or frustration that comes with life.

But I got to learn patience, and quit running, just face it
The singer realizes they need to cultivate patience, resilience or courage, and stop avoiding or escaping their problems, instead of confronting them directly.

Give money to the homeless while I'm pumping gas stations
The singer donates money to those in need, who are often homeless, as they pump gas into their car, showing generosity and kindness.

It could be me in their footsteps, but it ain't and I'm grateful
The artist recognizes that they could have been in the same difficult or desperate situation as the homeless, but they aren't, and they express gratitude for their own circumstances or fortunes.

Spring when it is not April, surf and turf on the table
The artist may be experiencing a good or prosperous time, as they can afford to have expensive or fancy food, even when it's not expected or usual.

This is the will and our power, shit, I know that I'm able
The singer asserts their confidence and determination to succeed, relying on their own willpower and strength to achieve their goals or dreams.

It's time to jump the cables, work to keep it stable
The singer implies that it's time to take bold or risky steps to improve or change their situation, even if it's challenging or uncertain. They also realize that it's important to maintain stability, perhaps referring to financial or mental stability.

And once your horses stable, your life is sweet, maple
Once the artist has achieved their goals or gained stability, they can enjoy life or its fruits, as sweet as maple syrup.

Marijuana on the table breaking down them greens
The artist is using marijuana, a type of green plant, and breaking it down, most likely to roll it into a joint for smoking.

This world is colder than a bitch, well, ho, I swear I'm mean
The artist maintains that the world is harsh or unforgiving, perhaps reflecting on their own past experiences or interactions with others. They also claim to be tough or mean, possibly to protect themselves from being hurt or taken advantage of.

Just put me down your throat, use and share with fiends
The singer invites others to consume or use drugs with them, even asking them to share with their friends or acquaintances, possibly showing a disregard for the risks or consequences involved.

View the rarest team, the most unbearable schemes
The artist claims to belong to a unique or select group or team, while also engaging in unacceptable or intolerable plans or actions.

We're the terrible dream, I'm talking parable means
The singer identifies themselves as a nightmare or a dreadful vision, using parables or stories to convey moral lessons or warnings.

22 with a kid nigga he two
The singer is a 22-year-old male who has a two-year-old child.

What it do? Taking care of mines, my lawyer by me with no
The singer asks what's going on, and claims to be taking care of their own affairs, while being accompanied by their lawyer.

Facing fines, so I ain't facing time, this face, it shines
The artist may have committed some offense or crime, which has resulted in a fine, but they are confident that they won't face imprisonment or severe punishment. They boast that their face appears bright or glowing, likely attributing this to success or well-being.