The core story revolves around being "played" by a dishonest partner, which drives the narrator to the brink of madness ("You got me going so crazy"). There's a stark contrast drawn between lofty ideals (symbolized by "the stars up above") and the lowly reality of the betrayal ("that new sucka is as low as the rug"), possibly alluding to the ex's new fling or the deceiver themselves as being beneath contempt. The verses delve into the buildup of lies—like mismatched stories, secretive phone activity, and eroded trust—while the bridge marks a turning point of liberation and self-elevation, rejecting the "simulation" of a false bond. It ends on a fading, resolute note, emphasizing moving on to "true vibration."
The tone starts introspective and shadowed in the verses, shifts to raw frustration in the choruses, and resolves with cathartic defiance in the bridge. Musically, the parenthetical notes suggest a production style with gradual vocal layering: starting with subtle harmonies in the first chorus, overlapping voices in the second, full intensity in the third, and a slow-build tension in the bridge before fading out with a riff and hum.

Cause You Played Me (Guitar/Violin with Hard Drums Version)

Truth or Die

Written, recorded, mixed, and mastered by Diesel at One6 Records

2025

Constellations produced by Pieper Beats

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