Superstar II
Saliva [gen-thylon] Lyrics


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Been floating around up here on Cloud 11.
I did my best to make it to 27.
Open up my eyes and I can see the glory.
Now I'm alive and I'm gonna tell the story.
Now I'm a superstar in the making.
I ain't fucking around and there ain't no mistaking.
I never ask for something worth the taking.
'Cause I'm a superstar, baby.
No crying-ass bitching about my wife or girlfriend.
'Cause in my life I can't have either one.
No crying-ass bitching about my evil parents.
They did their best to raise their only son.
Now I'm a superstar in the making.
I ain't fucking around and there ain't no mistaking
I never ask for something worth the taking.
Cause I'm a superstar, baby.
I'm on the rise.
I'm feeling fine.
Boom
Here come the real motherfuckers from the south
Now I'm a superstar in the making.
I ain't fucking around and there ain't no mistaking.




I never ask for something worth the taking.
'Cause I'm a superstar, baby

Overall Meaning

The song "Superstar II" by Saliva [gen-thylon] is a reflection on the life of a rockstar who has made it big. The opening lines of "Been floating around up here on Cloud 11. I did my best to make it to 27," allude to the infamous "27 Club," which refers to the age at which many famous musicians died (such as Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison). The singer seems to have made it past this age and is now basking in the success of their fame. The lyrics then go on to talk about how the singer is enjoying their new-found status and is eager to share their story.


The lyrics also touch on the sacrifices that come with being a rockstar. The lines "No crying-ass bitching about my wife or girlfriend. 'Cause in my life I can't have either one. No crying-ass bitching about my evil parents. They did their best to raise their only son," suggest that the singer has had to give up personal relationships and has had a difficult childhood. Nevertheless, they are determined to continue pursuing their dreams.


Overall, "Superstar II" is an anthem for those who have made it big in the music industry. It celebrates the successes of a rockstar's life, while also acknowledging the challenges that come with fame and fortune.


Line by Line Meaning

Been floating around up here on Cloud 11.
I have been experiencing great success and happiness in my life.


I did my best to make it to 27.
I tried to achieve great things before I turned 27, when many famous musicians have passed away.


Open up my eyes and I can see the glory.
I am now able to see and appreciate the greatness of my achievements.


Now I'm alive and I'm gonna tell the story.
I am grateful to be alive and I want to share my story with others.


Now I'm a superstar in the making.
I have the potential to become a huge success.


I ain't fucking around and there ain't no mistaking.
I am serious about my goals and my success is undeniable.


I never ask for something worth the taking.
I do not ask for more than I deserve, I work hard for my success.


'Cause I'm a superstar, baby.
I am confident in myself and my abilities to achieve greatness.


No crying-ass bitching about my wife or girlfriend.
I do not complain about my personal relationships, because I know they are not necessary for my success.


'Cause in my life I can't have either one.
I have chosen not to pursue personal relationships, because my focus is solely on my career.


No crying-ass bitching about my evil parents.
I do not complain about my upbringing or my parents, because they did their best to raise me.


They did their best to raise their only son.
My parents tried their best to support me and help me succeed.


I'm on the rise.
My success is increasing and I am becoming more well-known.


I'm feeling fine.
I am happy and satisfied with my current situation.


Boom. Here come the real motherfuckers from the south.
I am proud of my southern roots and I am confident that I can succeed despite any obstacles or challenges.




Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: GLEN SCOTT, MARTIN TEREFE

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