Wings

These lyrics depict a sense of reckless behavior, mixed emotions, and a longing for connection. The repetition of "I been here all season, fucked up for no reason" suggests a state of being lost or disoriented without a clear purpose. The mention of a drop-top car every weekend indicates a carefree and extravagant lifestyle, while questioning the motivation behind it ("baby what's your reason").

The lyrics touch upon the theme of lost love and betrayal ("lost love, that's some treason, baby why you leaving"). There is a juxtaposition between the speaker's wild behavior and the pain caused by a failed relationship. The mention of being in a droptop car may represent a sense of liberation or escape from emotional turmoil.

The following lines portray a sense of defiance and self-assurance. The speaker embraces their supposed craziness and encourages the pursuit of desires ("Im in the droptop tell me that I'm crazy, Im in the droptop baby keep on chasin'"). There is a contrasting dynamic between the speaker's heart, which is kept on "speed," possibly indicating emotional detachment or the need for constant stimulation, and the other person, who is said to keep a gun on reload, suggesting a sense of readiness or potential danger.

The lyrics then delve into questions of identity and purpose. The speaker addresses the notion of being lost and the search for meaning or a heart ("Baby need a heart, baby need to find some"). There is a sense of resignation or acceptance that time has been wasted or given up, and doubts arise about whether the effort put into a relationship was truly worth it ("time is done, was it really all that").

The imagery shifts to a more sensory experience, mentioning flames, luxury cars (Raris), and the sun in someone's eyes. There is a hint of uncertainty or deception as the sun could be perceived as sand, leaving one hypnotized. The mention of cooking in the kitchen and sauce on thighs evokes sensuality and intimacy. The speaker offers guidance and support, suggesting a desire to uplift and protect the other person.

The repetition of the opening lines reinforces the speaker's presence and emotional state throughout the season, feeling messed up without reason. The lyrics end with a desire to return to one's previous self, feeling good and attracting attention.

Overall, these lyrics explore themes of confusion, emotional turmoil, questioning the motives of others, and a search for meaning and connection amidst a backdrop of indulgence and temptation.

All Season

These lyrics convey a sense of confidence and assertiveness in the face of adversity. The phrase "After the rain fall" symbolizes overcoming challenges and emerging stronger. The lyrics suggest that the speaker will persist and remain active throughout the night, ready to take flight and seize opportunities. They assert their readiness to take immediate action, even resorting to violence if necessary ("shoot that's on sight"). The lyrics also hint at the ability to rectify or correct situations that may have gone awry.

The subsequent lines introduce themes of wealth and power. The speaker mentions the potential to accumulate a significant amount of money ("make a million") and references carrying a firearm, possibly for protection or to assert dominance ("hand on beretta keep him slippin'"). There is an allusion to camels in the back, which may imply involvement in illicit activities or a reference to a hidden or secretive lifestyle. The lyrics suggest a certain level of uncertainty or danger, questioning whether others can handle the challenges presented ("I don't know if you can last this mission").

The mention of luxury cars such as a "rarri" and a "lambo" emphasizes material success and the ability to afford extravagant purchases. The lyrics touch on taking someone to a shop with an extravagant budget, potentially for expensive clothing or accessories. The speaker encourages someone, assuring them that they have the potential to achieve great things and go far.

The lyrics then shift to a more aggressive tone, referencing the use of a blade, heavy weaponry, and rising in status like a stock. The imagery suggests a rise in power and influence, juxtaposed with the downfall of others ("she gon fall down like she an OP"). The speaker also mentions causing a commotion and generating attention, symbolized by making people talk and burning down a shop. The mention of smoking the block might imply dominance or control over a particular area.

Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of resilience, ambition, and an unyielding determination to succeed, even in the face of challenges and potential opposition.

Rainfall

The lyrics depict a narrative about a woman who claims to love everyone but is actually drawn to drugs. She expresses desires for money, fame, and love, while engaging in a lifestyle of pill-taking and dancing at clubs. The lyrics suggest that she is accustomed to this lifestyle, familiar with making money and receiving attention from dollar bills. The protagonist, on the other hand, distances themselves from her political games and emphasizes their own readiness for action, armed with weapons for fun. The phrase "Mask on Mask off" implies a duality or hidden identity, with the reference to diamonds representing something valuable emerging from a rough situation. The presence of extended clips, hollow tips, and concealed firearms further highlights a sense of danger. The lyrics also hint at the idea that talking to someone about personal matters might be futile, suggesting finding a nun instead as a symbol of secrecy or spiritual guidance.

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WES is an incredibly talented music artist who garners a unique blend of hip hop, rap, R&B, reggae, and North African styles that captivate audiences worldwide. Origins from Derna, Libya, WES was surrounded by rich Arabic and Libyan culture from a young age. His family passed down their traditions and musical heritage, igniting his passion for music.

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