Reflections
j.caprice Lyrics

One, two, one, two, one, two
J.caprice counts out a rhythm to start the song.

I'm a reflection of the times I was broke
J.caprice's past experiences with poverty have shaped his identity.

Before we on the radio, they took me for a joke
J.caprice was not taken seriously as an artist until he found success on the radio.

Now we livin' day to day, uh
Despite his success, J.caprice still lives a modest, everyday life.

I'm gonna say what I want to
J.caprice values his freedom of expression.

Cause if not, yeah for sure it's gonna haunt you
J.caprice believes that suppressing one's thoughts and feelings can have negative consequences.

But I'm still broke, always been real dope
J.caprice remains humble and true to himself, even as he achieves success.

It's been so long, I forgot how love feels bro
J.caprice has been so focused on his career that he has neglected his personal relationships.

Like a real bike, battling the pain, yeah
J.caprice compares himself to a bicycle, enduring hardship and pain to keep moving forward.

Like a gold mic, girls say my name
J.caprice enjoys the perks of fame, including attention from women.

Yeah I can and I will tho
J.caprice is confident in his abilities and determination.

Yeah I only want the positive, not the opposite, that's a problem bitch
J.caprice prefers positivity over negativity and will not tolerate those who bring him down.

Why you always getting so upset by a lotta things
J.caprice questions why some people are easily angered by minor issues.

What the water brings, get it from the finer springs
J.caprice believes that quality is important and worth seeking out.

Iced up, gonna get me some designer rings
J.caprice plans to treat himself to some expensive jewelry.

See I been tryin' to live my life
J.caprice is striving to enjoy his life and live it on his own terms.

And maybe yeah this might sound crazy but we could make it out the basement for real
J.caprice believes that he and his friends can rise to success from humble beginnings.

Look me up inside a dictionary, visionary, people of Utopia
J.caprice sees himself as a forward-thinking, idealistic person who envisions a better future.

I'm the oldest son, cook it t'ill it's overdone
J.caprice takes on the role of a responsible older sibling who will work hard until the task is complete.

I'm talking food, you're exactly in the mood
J.caprice uses a food metaphor to describe his ability to deliver what people want.

And it's hard for me to prove
J.caprice finds it challenging to demonstrate his worth to others.

I got nothing left to lose, uh
J.caprice has reached a point where he is willing to take risks because he has little to lose.

On some fuck shit
J.caprice is feeling rebellious and does not care about conforming to societal norms.

Get it off my chest, quick
J.caprice needs to express his feelings urgently.

I like to adress this
J.caprice wants to tackle a specific issue or topic.

Done feelin' restless and all alone
J.caprice is tired of feeling unsettled and isolated.

I got me feelin' like I'm Al Capone
J.caprice feels powerful and in control, like the notorious gangster.

Y'all leave me lone
J.caprice wants to be left alone and not bothered or harassed.

I gotta cop a house and I ain't paying for a loan
J.caprice wants to buy a house without taking on any debt.

Said I gotta cop a house and I ain't paying for a loan
J.caprice reiterates his desire to buy a house without incurring any debt.

I'm into feelin' good, not trippin' on the phone
J.caprice values his emotional well-being and prefers to avoid unnecessary stress.

The underground king is coming for the throne, diggin' bones, uh
J.caprice is determined to claim his place at the top of the music industry, even if he has to work hard to do so.

Out the motherfuckin' basement
J.caprice emphasizes his desire to leave his humble beginnings and achieve greater success.

We all blazed, all the homies gettin' wasted
J.caprice and his friends enjoy smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol together.

Head in the clouds but my feet on the pavement
J.caprice is imaginative and dreamy, but also grounded and practical.