With Me
Nathan Feuerstein Lyrics

Ladies and gentlemen
The song starts with a tone of welcoming and invigorating the crowd.

Welcome to tonight's show
The audience is being welcomed to the show that is about to begin.

Next up, we have one of the greatest
The performer for the night is introduced with great admiration and respect.

You know who he is
The audience is expected to recognize who the next performer is.

Hello
The performer greets the audience with a friendly 'hello' to establish a personal connection with them.

Whoops! I must be losin' it
The performer tries to be humorous and playful by pretending to lose it at the beginning of the song.

They don't make medicine for as Sick as my music is
The performer is expressing that his music is his emotional outlet, and it carries some darkness that medicine can't cure.

Got no time for foolishness
The performer values his time and focuses on his craft without getting indulged in trivial matters.

Who do you think you're foolin' with
The performer challenges those who underestimate him or his music.

I been doin' this ever since I really knew what music was
The artist has a long-standing relationship with music and considers himself a seasoned professional.

My music's a Well, how should I describe it?
The performer is confident in his music but is unsure what the audience thinks about it.

I take a rhyme then I make it shine In your face like a diamond
The performer makes every effort to create lyrics that are lively, sparkling, and impressive to the audience.

I'm in a position in which I shed light 'til it blinds ya
The performer has reached a stage in his career where he can influence his fans through his music and inspire them positively.

Comes a time when your life This show your dream look. Look what the time is
The song emphasizes that the audience should value time and not let their dreams slip away by taking control of life's narrative.

Why is every time somebody's bein' themselves Something comes along Like TV says to be someone else
The performer is addressing the pressure put by the media and society on people to fit into a certain mold, losing their originality in the process.

Just bein' myself Oh Nathan, look what you've done
The performer is content with being himself, but at the same time, he acknowledges the influence he holds in his position.

Got no weapons or guns Shoot, I'm probably white as they come. Got you on the run
The performer may be perceived as an underdog in the industry, but he is powerful through his lyrics, instilling fear in his opponents.

Yes, I guess I'm out of my mind Only time I've ever murdered Is when I'm writin' these rhymes
The performer is metaphorically using the word 'murder' to represent how he kills his verses with great lyricism.

God's what I'm on I ain't smokin' dope to get famous
The performer is committed to his art, with his faith guiding him and not indulging in unhealthy substances to gain fame.

One of the greatest Like fifty cents, you can love it or hate it
The artist is comparing himself to 50 Cent, acknowledging that his music may not be everyone's cup of tea, but he takes pride in his work.

Yeah Yeah I got the Lord with me This ain't a game to me
The performer's faith remains central to his music, and he takes great pride in it.

Put your hands up if you feel the same as me 911, what's your emergency?
The performer is urging the audience to raise their hands if they recognise with his message of embracing individuality and authenticity. The mention of 911 is likely a way of demonstrating the intensity of the vibe in the venue.

Some white boy with a microphone just lyrically murdered me
There are people who believe that music is inadequate when performed by a person who does not align with certain societal identities, such as not being black in rap. However, the performer is challenging that notion and proving his lyrical capabilities.

We've had that call six times this weeks And we still can't find him yet So, you're gonna have to find a hole And probably just climb in it
The performer uses the line humorously, saying his lyrical prowess has led to a 'murderous' nine-one-one calls, and the officials can't keep up.

His rhyming is so ballistic It's hard for us to track him And we're so far behind I don't think we're gonna catch him
The performer's wordplay and lyrical finesse are so impressive that it is hard to keep track of him.

He's got that Jesus in his music Which to us is crazy Cause he aint gonna make no money Talkin' about that Jesus baby Maybe
The performer is unapologetic about his faith, even though it may not be very popular or profitable in the music industry.

I'm back like you ain't never seen me Grabbin' a mic make this look so easy
The performer is showing that he is back with new music and a renewed energy to make his lyrical craft look effortless.

Chessy rappers are runnin' around Talkin' about they're wearin' a crown I'm wearin' them down
The performer is challenging those who claim to be the king of rap with cheesy lyrics. He is showing that he is the real deal and can wear them down with his abilities.

Don't believe me? Fine That white boy that should be signed Above your mind
The performer is confident of his abilities, even if some people don't believe him, and he is suing them to reassess their opinion about him.

With every single lyric Every single rhyme Some people look at you And think you're just a joke or nothin'
The performer takes pride in every word he writes and urges people not to underestimate his talent based on their preconceived notions.

Some people see me probably think That boy is smokin' somethin' I ain't smokin' I'm just out of control
Performers in the music industry use various stimulants to improve their craft. However, the performer is stating for the record that he is not doing drugs, even though his lyrical abilities are out of control.

Here we go Q-Quit pretendin' you don't already know When I come through I'mma get you movin' back Better than ever baby You know how I do it
The performer establishes his confidence by saying he can get everyone moving to his music and perform better than anybody else.

Christ in the music Yeah, that's me Quit waitin' for me to change That's how it's gonna be
The performer is reinforcing that he puts his faith first in his music and will always continue to be inspired by it, regardless of societal expectations.

Ain't about the money I would rather have my family close Sounds sweet little somethin' like candy Yeah And that's the way I roll
The performer values his family more than material possessions and fame and stays true to his values.

Like Lecrae said 'You either go hard or go home' I ain't playin' with ya Spit it like a preacher Welcome to the show boy I'mma special feature
The performer quotes Lecrae, emphasising that he takes his music very seriously and will give it his all on stage to make it a unique experience for the audience.

Moment of slow stuff Comin' out your speakers I make you go crazy Go crazy Let me see you move
The performer slows down the music to create a special moment for the audience and urges them to let loose and go crazy in the final moments of the song.