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Lil A – Love

Lil A- heartless

A raw and melancholic confessional from LIL A. This track dives deep into the toxic cycle of heartbreak, isolation, and self-medication. With heavy, distorted 808s and a fragile, echoing vocal delivery, "Drugs n Hoes" captures the sound of a late-night breakdown.
​The song is built around the feeling of being haunted by a lost lover while chasing temporary fixes. It’s a raw look at addiction as a coping mechanism and the crushing loneliness that follows.

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LIL A // D R U G S 💊 N H O E S

like that 3 a.m. moment when your head says “move on,” but your heart’s still staring at the screen, waiting for a text that’ll never come.

It’s emo-trap, the kind of sound Juice WRLD, Lil Peep, or iann dior would’ve floated on — slow 808s, hazy guitar, a tired but honest voice spilling thoughts like they’ve been sitting in your chest too long.
The lyrics hit on reality breaking you, fake love, trust gone bad, and pain that feels too real to fade like a dream. It’s sadness, anger, and numbness all tangled up, but there’s still that hint of healing buried inside it. 
It’s not a club track — it’s a midnight confession, the kind of song you play when the room’s dark, your phone’s quiet, and you just need something that understands you.

Lil A – Too Real

“Idlewood” is a dark, introspective rap track that dives deep into the hollow silence between thought and breakdown. The name “Idlewood” represents both a place and a state of mind a quiet, decaying neighborhood inside the speaker’s head, where memories rot and hope rusts.
The song captures the feeling of being stuck: mentally frozen, spiritually drained, and surrounded by a world that moves without meaning. The verses are fast and suffocating, full of restless thoughts about depression, fear, and the absurdity of modern life. Every line feels like a fight against the static inside the mind — that endless background noise of anxiety and guilt that never stops buzzing.
Lyrically, it mixes personal pain with social critique. The artist questions the value of “freedom” in a system built to numb and control, while also confronting his own exhaustion and self-doubt. The tone shifts from angry defiance to quiet surrender, as if the speaker knows he’s already losing the battle but keeps rapping to prove he’s still alive.
The outro slows down into a haunting, repetitive chant — like a broken prayer echoing through an empty street. It’s hypnotic, melancholic, and painfully human.
In short:
“Idlewood” isn’t about escaping pain. It’s about standing still inside it, staring at the ruins, and realizing the silence might be the only thing that still tells the truth.

Lil A- Idlewood

Lil A-Now or Never


this one’s about not being able to let go.
the way her voice still echoes when the room’s quiet.
late drives, pills on the floor, smoke in the lungs.
i ain’t proud, just tryna feel something again
recorded it half asleep, half gone.
if you ever lost someone but still hear their name in your head
this for you

Lil A- ☁️lost//n//found☁️

Song about dead flower, hope you like it :) 

Lil A- Dead Flower

16 years old tryna make his dream come true to became a Rapper. 

Lil A

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