Watch Over Me
Zoo Kid & Rago Lyrics
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A deep belief in your own dignity
Your own worth and your own somebodiness
Don't allow anybody to make you feel that you are nobody
Always feel that you count
Always feel that you have worth
And always feel that your life has ultimate significance
Feelin like nobody needed me
Like no one believed in me
For those who stayed down, I'm off the ground
I need, your energy
I had to see what you see in me
Now watch me fly
Now watch me fly
Just watch me fly
Now watch me fly
This time I'm all in it's time to go for the glory
I do it while paying homage to legends that came before me
Paved the way and I made a lane you can't ignore me
The way that I been murdering tracks is getting gory
My brotha Rod said it's just a matter of time
For somebody to hear the shit that I put up in these lines
So I go hard for mines see I'm built for the grind
Got a lot to say to the world a lot on my mind
I'd rather see my niggas on verses instead of hearses
Time doesn't heal plus see the thing that hurts is
Knowing I could be next you'd think that I'd be nervous
Out here living know what my purpose on this earth is
If I die, go down in the hale of gun smoke
Make sure my mural get put up right on Gull Road
Right by the car wash where I made a lot of bread
Tell Eastside Jimmy to put a crown on my head
I done been down, but I stayed down
Feelin like nobody needed me
Like no one believed in me
For those who stayed down, I'm off the ground
I need, your energy
I had to see what you see in me
Now watch me fly
Now watch me fly
Just watch me fly
Now watch me fly
With so much going on in the world your troubles can seem small
But when they start to add up it's hard to deal with em all
They say together we stand, divided we fall
I'm witchu if you take a knee or decide to stand tall
You see me at the shows and ain't too many as fly as me
Hide behind a smile to cover up my anxiety
The one I see in the mirror ain't always who I try to be
Just know I got a good heart somewhere deep inside of me
Look I'm just like you
Many hard times I had to find my way through
When you late on the rent and the bills past due
But you still gettin bent until the day turns new, shit I've been there
Stuck between a job and these streets
On my lunch break sittin in the whip trying to write to these beats
Just know I've always kept this shit real from the start
And I hope this reaches you before your light turns dark
I done been down, but I stayed down
Feelin like nobody needed me
Like no one believed in me
For those who stayed down, I'm off the ground
I need, your energy
I had to see what you see in me
Now watch me fly
Now watch me fly
Just watch me fly
Now watch me fly
I done been down, but I stayed down
Feelin like nobody needed me
Like no one believed in me
For those who stayed down, I'm off the ground
I need, your energy
I had to see what you see in me
Now watch me fly
Now watch me fly
Just watch me fly
Now watch me fly
The verse "Number one in your life's blueprint should be" is actually a quote from a speech made by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967 called "What is Your Life's Blueprint?" In the speech, he emphasizes the importance of believing in one's worth and not allowing others to make them feel inferior. Zoo Kid & Rago use this quote to encourage listeners and themselves to have confidence in their own abilities and self-worth. The subsequent verses continue this theme with Zoo Kid & Rago discussing their own struggles with self-doubt and the importance of perseverance.
The chorus "I done been down, but I stayed down" is a declaration of resilience and determination. It acknowledges the struggles and hardships that one may face in life but ultimately asserts the belief that with hard work and support from others, one can overcome these obstacles and achieve greatness. The repeated refrain of "watch me fly" serves as a mantra of sorts, a reminder to keep pushing forward and reaching for one's goals.
Overall, the song Watch Over Me is an uplifting anthem that encourages listeners to believe in themselves and their own abilities. By referencing the words of Martin Luther King Jr. and sharing their own personal struggles, Zoo Kid & Rago create a powerful message of resilience and determination.
Line by Line Meaning
Number one in your life's blueprint should be
The most important thing in your life should be
A deep belief in your own dignity
Truly valuing and respecting yourself
Your own worth and your own somebodiness
Acknowledging your importance and worth as an individual
Don't allow anybody to make you feel that you are nobody
Don't let anyone make you feel small or insignificant
Always feel that you count
Always believe that you matter
Always feel that you have worth
Always know your value as a person
And always feel that your life has ultimate significance
Believe that your life has a purpose and meaning
I done been down, but I stayed down
I have experienced hardship, but I didn't give up
Feelin like nobody needed me
Feeling like I didn't matter to anyone
Like no one believed in me
Like nobody had faith in me
For those who stayed down, I'm off the ground
For those who didn't give up like me, I've made progress
I need, your energy
I need support from those who believe in me
I had to see what you see in me
I needed to understand why others believe in me
Now watch me fly
Now see me succeed
Just watch me fly
Just witness my triumph
This time I'm all in it's time to go for the glory
I'm fully committed and it's time to strive for great success
I do it while paying homage to legends that came before me
I respect and honor those who paved the way for me
Paved the way and I made a lane you can't ignore me
I followed the path of those before me and created my own, and now I can't be overlooked
The way that I been murdering tracks is getting gory
I'm excelling so much in my music that it's becoming intense
My brotha Rod said it's just a matter of time
My friend Rod believes my success is inevitable
For somebody to hear the shit that I put up in these lines
For someone to appreciate the lyrics I write
So I go hard for mines see I'm built for the grind
I work hard for what's important to me because I'm capable of handling the effort
Got a lot to say to the world a lot on my mind
I have important messages to share with the world
I'd rather see my niggas on verses instead of hearses
I want my friends to succeed in music instead of losing their lives
Time doesn't heal plus see the thing that hurts is
Time doesn't always fix problems, and what's painful is
Knowing I could be next you'd think that I'd be nervous
Being aware of the possibility of my own death should make me anxious
Out here living know what my purpose on this earth is
Even as I face danger, I understand my reason for existing
If I die, go down in the hale of gun smoke
If I'm killed violently, let it be known
Make sure my mural get put up right on Gull Road
Make sure my memorial or tribute is erected on a particular street
Right by the car wash where I made a lot of bread
Near the car wash where I earned a lot of money
Tell Eastside Jimmy to put a crown on my head
Ask Eastside Jimmy to show respect for my legacy in a particular way
With so much going on in the world your troubles can seem small
Given all the serious problems in the world, your problems may seem insignificant
But when they start to add up it's hard to deal with em all
Even minor problems can become overwhelming when they accumulate
They say together we stand, divided we fall
Unity is crucial, otherwise we may face defeat
I'm witchu if you take a knee or decide to stand tall
I support you, regardless of whether you conform or resist
You see me at the shows and ain't too many as fly as me
You may have seen me perform and noticed that I'm very cool
Hide behind a smile to cover up my anxiety
I appear happy, but I'm actually quite nervous
The one I see in the mirror ain't always who I try to be
I don't always match the image of myself that I aspire to
Just know I got a good heart somewhere deep inside of me
I may not always present that way, but I'm fundamentally kind
Look I'm just like you
I'm not that different from you
Many hard times I had to find my way through
I've faced many difficult situations and had to navigate them
When you late on the rent and the bills past due
When you owe money and have trouble paying your debts
But you still gettin bent until the day turns new, shit I've been there
But you still continue to party despite your struggles - I've experienced that too
Stuck between a job and these streets
Caught between earning a living and participating in dangerous street culture
On my lunch break sittin in the whip trying to write to these beats
During my break from work, I'm sitting in my car writing music
Just know I've always kept this shit real from the start
I've always been honest and genuine
And I hope this reaches you before your light turns dark
I hope my message of perseverance and self-worth can impact you before you lose hope
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Blaine Burnett
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@Rodpod
Being a king krule fan is so fun, you always seem to randomly stumble upon a hidden gem from years ago under a different name. its like a musical scavenger hunt that no other artist has.
@Amaralspirit
Anyone here like me in pure 2020 ???? since 2012 !! this is GOLD BROTHERS..
@tbr8196
fuckin needed for the ominous times too !
@gusblack3699
TBR agreed. We will get through these uncertain times though.🖤
@josh5868
@@gusblack3699 Don't forget you're not alone!
@yhmcrbwoii
classic
@dougbowser50
2022
@shuria101
Man I wish I was this cool when I was younger.
@yousufa.1023
Right
@Versagon
Almost 2024 and it's still one of my fave track