The Life
Prodigy Lyrics

When I was younger I remember I had struggles
The singer has faced obstacles in their past.

Don’t need thotty tryna take me out my bubble
The singer doesn't want anyone trying to distract them from their goals.

Didn’t depend on any body for my pain
The singer dealt with their problems independently.

Only depend on Mary’s, different strains
The artist relied on marijuana to help them cope.

Now I’m smoking my flower yea day by day
The artist continues to use marijuana to alleviate stress.

And I ain’t changing for no one, I’ll stay the same
The singer is content with who they are and doesn't want to change for anyone else.

Father tired of hearing out all these fakes
The singer's father is tired of hearing about fake people in their life.

If they be talking about me, I’ll dig they graves
The artist will retaliate against people who talk about them behind their back.

I remember living up inside motels
The artist has stayed in motels in the past.

I don’t talk about my pass, cause it was all hell
The artist doesn't like to discuss their difficult past.

My m.s tripping tryna taking over my health well
The singer is struggling with multiple sclerosis.

A daily battle that I’m dealing with I’ll be well
The artist is fighting a daily battle with their illness.

I’ve been vibing with the valley since the 4th grade
The singer has enjoyed living in the valley since childhood.

8th grade, picked up the pencil, I start waves
The singer began making music in 8th grade.

10th grade super saiyan was the vibe aye
In 10th grade, the singer was inspired by the character Super Saiyan from Dragon Ball Z.

12th grade, we getting booked for our waves
In 12th grade, the artist's music was gaining popularity.

Now I’m solo cause I’m seeing people turn fake
The artist has distanced themselves from others who have shown their true, fake colors.

As life goes the real stay, the fakes fade
The singer realizes that genuine people stick around while fake ones disappear.

I trust no one but god, cause he’s my back plate
The singer only trusts in God for support.

We can’t talk or collab, cause they be all hate
The artist doesn't collaborate with people who bring negativity.

Was giving all the hate don’t need a life line
The artist doesn't want anyone's help or support if they were previously negative.

And if I’m popping we ain’t nothing, it’s a sad life
The artist laments that people only want to be around them when they are successful.

Baby girl we ain’t the same, don’t feel the vibe
The singer doesn't believe they have much in common with a particular woman.

I changed my self I’m doing great as the time flies
The artist is happy with the personal growth they have achieved over time.

I told myself never rap about my pain again
The singer previously decided not to write about their personal struggles in their music.

But differences is I ain’t simping for no bitch
The singer won't let a woman manipulate or control them.

I learned that pain is my medicine, no Vicodin
The singer has come to understand that facing their problems head-on is better than numbing the pain with medication.

And if they dissing imma pull up end it quick
The artist won't let anyone insult them without consequences.

Shit now a days they be acting bitch
The artist thinks many people are acting cowardly or weak.

And I’m just saying what I see they counterfeit
The singer believes they can see through people's fake behavior.

No I can’t trust anybody talking shit
The singer doesn't trust anyone who speaks poorly of others.

Cause they gon turn and then talk about you quick
The artist knows that people who gossip about others are likely to betray them too.

Image what it could of been but will leave it dead
The artist has regrets about what could have been in the past, but has moved on.

I’ve been growing alone with demons in my head
The artist has dealt with their personal demons without much outside help.

And I’ve been hating they tones, they guessing I’m a friend
The singer isn't happy with people assuming they are friends based on their friendly tone.

Don’t got friends, I got brothers, I could count the ten
The artist only considers a select few to be their true friends, like family.