Devil On Yo Right Shoulder
UNOTHEACTIVIST Lyrics

Yeah
Acknowledgment and agreement with the previous statement or question

Know your name, yeah
Asking for confirmation of the person's name

Told you
Affirming that the previous statement was communicated

I don't know your name, yeah
Expressing uncertainty about the person's name

Babygirl, I get that
Acknowledging the person's situation or emotions

Maybe we can get up
Suggesting the possibility of meeting or hanging out

If I call your phone, girl
Asking for permission to contact the person

Tell me, will you pick up? (What?)
Asking for confirmation that the person will answer their phone

Sometimes you not gettin' there
Acknowledging that the person may not always feel successful or accomplished

Maybe they don't get ya
Suggesting that others may not fully understand or appreciate the person's situation or qualities

Feel like you not fittin' in
Acknowledging that the person may feel like they don't belong or fit in

Maybe they don't fit ya
Suggesting that the people or circumstances in the person's life may not be the right fit for them

Devil on your right shoulder
Metaphorically describing the influence of negative thoughts or temptations

Angel on your left shoulder
Metaphorically describing the influence of positive thoughts or moral guidance

Ain't nobody left over
Implying that everyone has been influenced in one way or another

Ain't nobody left sober
Implying that everyone has been affected or influenced to some extent

Said you need an angel, baby, I can transport you
Offering help and support to the person who needs guidance

Maybe I can escort you
Suggesting that the person can accompany the singer or receive assistance on their journey

I can do the best for you
Promising to do whatever it takes to help the person succeed

You need motivation, you need you a go-getter
Recognizing that the person needs motivation and drive to succeed

Don't need help from no nigga
Asserting that the person can succeed without relying on others

Body got that coke figure
Commenting on the person's body shape

Body look like gold
Complimenting the person's appearance

All these niggas hoes, trick 'em
Disparaging other men and suggesting that they are easily fooled

You see and you go sic 'em
Implying that the person is skilled at getting what they want

Then fuck 'em, they not pimpin'
Suggesting that the person is independent and doesn't need others to succeed

That Rolls Royce color blush
Describing the color of the car

And I must admit I miss you
Expressing feelings of longing or sentimentality towards the person

And I'm on a money mission
Stating that the artist is focused on acquiring wealth or financial success

I want them guided figures
Desiring specific monetary amounts or financial goals

Yeah, I'm on that road to get richer
Continuing to emphasize the singer's desire for wealth and success

I turned my goals to visions
Transforming personal objectives into more concrete and achievable aspirations

These niggas make no decisions
Disparaging other men and suggesting that they lack motivation or initiative

And she made her own decision
Acknowledging the woman's agency and independence

And I made that bold decision
Highlighting the singer's ability to make significant and impactful choices

And it make no correlation
Suggesting that the artist's actions or decisions are not related to others' opinions or expectations

Now we both just co-existing
Implying that the singer and the person are existing in parallel without interfering with each other

You shouldn't have to feel like you fighting a war
Asserting that the person should not have to struggle or feel overwhelmed

You should wanna feel all this water ashore
Encouraging the person to enjoy life's abundance and blessings

You should wanna feel like you finally insured
Encouraging the person to feel secure and protected

Right now I feel like everything I want, I afford
Expressing a sense of financial security and the ability to obtain desired items or experiences

I just put a new Chanel bracelet by her core
Describing a recent luxury purchase for the woman

And free Shay out on the south side, what the fuck we beefing for?
Questioning the need for conflict or animosity with someone from the singer's hometown

We was from the same part, we was partners before
Highlighting the history and connection between the artist and the person they are referencing

And right before I sleep, you know I gotta thank the Lord
Expressing gratitude for blessings and good fortune before going to bed

'Cause I can die tomorrow and get took right up out my glory
Acknowledging the fragility of life and the possibility of losing one's status or success quickly

And if I die tomorrow, tell me, will I open doors?
Rhetorical question inquiring about the singer's legacy and impact on others after their potential death

Please don't show no sorrow for me, just move it accordingly
Requesting that others continue with their lives as normal after potential death

Heaven, I'm looking forward
Expressing belief in an afterlife and anticipating going there