Avalanche
Reggie Lyrics

Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
Repeating the phrase 'oh yeah' to create an energetic and catchy opening.

If I get high enough
Suggesting that getting high can lead to elevated feelings or creativity.

I think I can fly or something
Indicating the feeling of invincibility or confidence that comes with being high.

Not gon' lie I been inside too much
Acknowledging the negative effects of being indoors for extended periods of time.

'Cause coming up I was around too much
Attributing the desire to stay indoors to a childhood environment.

Know me, don't talk too much
Preferring to communicate through writing rather than speaking.

I'd rather write it down or something
Emphasizing the importance of self-expression and reflection.

Put one in the air
Calling for a shared moment of getting high together.

If we talking man 'cause that's only fair
Asserting that getting high should be a mutual experience between individuals.

Before I'm coming
Referring to the artist's plans for the future.

I'm literally feeling thee
Expressing excitement and anticipation for what's to come.

"Oh hold on man these cost only five"
Quoting a street vendor or purveyor of some affordable product.

Lemme gone head get ten of these
Deciding to purchase and indulge in multiple units of what's being sold.

Fuck, I might like nicotine, sad as hell
Begrudgingly admitting the potential for addiction to unhealthy substances.

Growing up we was always bad as hell
Recalling a rebellious childhood with a hint of nostalgia.

Hair ain't changed still nappy
Noting that physical appearance hasn't necessarily changed with age.

And my lips still chappy
Further acknowledging physical traits that have remained consistent over time.

I ain't getting no naps in
Describing a lack of rest or downtime in the singer's life.

I'm just tryna get back in
Referring to a desire to re-enter a more carefree state of mind.

And I hope that God think I'm ready
Expressing a spiritual and existential hope for readiness and preparedness in life.

I hope that God think 'bout letting
Conveying a sense of humility and reliance on a higher power for permission or guidance.

Me fuck around change my whole setting
Desiring a significant shift or change in life circumstances and surroundings.

That would be
Prefacing an expression of gratitude or appreciation.

Nothing short of a blessing
Describing a positive change or experience as a truly meaningful and significant occurrence.

Life been
Reflecting on the overall trajectory and condition of life.

Nothing short of a lesson
Viewing life's trials as valuable opportunities for growth and learning.

I met an angel named Heaven in a devil's land
Describing an uplifting and divine encounter in an otherwise difficult or trying environment.

I took a dose and ain't, ain't been right ever since
Acknowledging the long-term effects of a certain substance or experience on personal well-being and behavior.

Even when my downs feel like an avalanche (avalanche)
Comparing difficult periods of life to an overwhelming and unstoppable natural disaster.

Somehow everything in my life feel like it's Heaven-sent (Heaven)
Expressing a deep sense of gratitude and contentment with life's current state despite past struggles.

Some people never been cut off or these niggas fabricated
Suggesting that some individuals have not experienced genuine struggle or adversity in life, or may be dishonest about their experiences.

Seems stretch
Denying an unlikely or improbable statement.

Really I wish I seen less and was happy more
Expressing a desire for a simpler life with less exposure to hardship and more opportunity for happiness.

Could imagine more
Acknowledging a lack of personal contentment and ambition.

Summer block hot than a dragon was
Describing a particularly hot and uncomfortable summer on the city block.

I was in love with a matador
Recounting a past romantic attraction to a matador, or perhaps expressing a fondness for bullfighting in general.

Mad at the fact that I had to tour
Feeling resentful about the necessity of touring, perhaps due to its taxing and demanding nature.

I had to dip on the road getting chips, I'm a tortilla
Making a playful comparison between the singer's pursuit of financial gain and a tortilla chip.

Sippin' the Julio straight with the lime 'til I'm Tostino
Jokingly indicating the desire to drink a particular type of tequila until reaching a state of intoxication, while making reference to Tostitos brand tortilla chips.

I was too use to, hold on
Interrupting oneself before finishing a thought or statement.

Too use to using excuses
Admitting a tendency to justify less productive or rewarding behaviors in life.

Stood up on my own deuces
Choosing to rely on oneself rather than external factors or influences.

I'ma keep loading these clips
Continuing to work hard and stay motivated in life's pursuits, even when faced with obstacles or setbacks.

Hope it don't jam when I shoot
Expressing a desire for continued success and good luck when pursuing personal goals or objectives.

I pour the Henny with Henny, my Ethiopian plug
Referring to the artist's preferred method of drinking Hennessy cognac with a friend or acquaintance from Ethiopia providing the supply.

I see that these niggas lit (these niggas lit)
Noticing that others in the same environment are having a good time or are achieving success.

We 'bout to blow out the bulb (blow out the bulb)
Implying that the upcoming activity will be so energetic or compelling that it may cause a light bulb to break or burn out.

I met a dove out in Watts, I think she opening up
Recounting a personal encounter with a woman in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles who is being more receptive to the artist as they interact.

She in the feeling, she want me feel her fallopians up
Describing how the woman in question is likely feeling aroused and wants to engage in sexual activity with the singer.

I'm in the field half the time
Acknowledging that the singer often operates in different or unfamiliar environments or situations.

Flying close to the bucks, yup
Maintaining a focus on financial success or opportunities, and acknowledging the possibility of failure or loss in such pursuits.

What you gon' do when the lights go off
Asking a rhetorical question about how one might behave or respond in uncertain, difficult situations.

And you stuck with the bitch you don't like no more?
Asking a more specific question about how one might handle being in a committed or uncomfortable relationship during difficult times.

And them niggas ain't paying your price no more?
Asking how one might react to losing customers or clients, or more generally, how one might adapt to failing or changing circumstances.

First of all
Indicating that the singer has multiple points or arguments to make, and that this is the first of them.

Second of all
Continuing the thread of multiple points or arguments being made.

Hold on your verse real strong, couple bars too long
Offering constructive feedback or advice to a fellow musician or artist, implying that the verse could be more concise.

Life so crazy that ain't no secret
Acknowledging the inherent difficulty or unpredictability of life.

One day your helping and the next day you need it
Highlighting the ebb and flow of helping or being helped in different areas of life.

Don't count your eggs 'til you see them
Encouraging caution and awareness before assuming a successful outcome in any situation.

Don't put them in the same basket 'less it's Easter
Offering a playful twist on the traditional idiom of not putting all one's eggs in one basket.

Or unless the timing right
Qualifying the previous statement with a reminder that some circumstances do permit greater risk or vulnerability.

I been left out in the rain too much
Expressing a sense of hardship or struggle that has been persistent over time.

I might fuck around put my whole mind in rice
Making a humorous and silly claim about how the artist might cope or recover from life's hardships.

Hold on, hold on, hold on, bruh, bruh, hold on, sing
Requesting a moment of pause or interruption before continuing, and asking for a musical segment to be added.

I met an angel named Heaven in a devil's land (a devil's land)
Restating an earlier line with added emphasis, describing a divine encounter in a difficult or dangerous place of existence.

I took a dose and ain't, ain't been right ever since (ever since)
Restating another earlier line with added emphasis, highlighting the prolonged impact of an experience or substance on one's state of mind or being.

Even when my downs feel like an avalanche (avalanche)
A repeated line that describes the emotional weight of a difficult time in one's life.

Somehow everything in my life feel like it's Heaven-sent (Heaven)
A repeated line that expresses the sense of gratitude and divine fortune felt by the artist despite their struggles.