Leave Her | LUCKI Lyrics, Meaning & Videos
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Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴She don't want me to leave herBut I do bad all by myselfTouch they soul, they give me the keyI got 'em hangin' from my beltTouch they soul, they give me the keyTouch they soul, they give me the key, oohShe don't want me to leave herBut I do bad all by myselfShe don't want me to leave herShe don't want me to leave herShe don't want me to leave herBut I do bad all by myselfTouch they soul, they give me the keyI got it hangin' from my belt, oohShe don't want me to leave herWhoa, whoa, ayy
Ayy, she don't want me to leave herWhoa
In "Leave Her," LUCKI reflects on his personal journey and the struggles he faces in relationships. The opening line, "She don't want me to leave her, but I do bad all by myself," suggests that he recognizes the toxic nature of his relationships but ultimately chooses to prioritize his own well-being. He acknowledges that he has the power to touch people's souls through his music, symbolized by the key hanging from his belt, indicating his influence and success.
The lyrics also touch upon LUCKI's addiction to lean, a mixture of cough syrup and soda, which he highlights as an expensive habit. He mentions how a pretty girl is scared of him when she sees him asleep, implying that his drug use affects his appearance and behavior. Despite the references to his addiction, he acknowledges that he saves his life by using Jeeps, possibly referring to seeking solace or escape through driving.
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There are references to the opinions and criticisms he receives from others, particularly the perception that he glorifies drug use. In response, LUCKI asserts that he is not responsible for the choices of others and dismisses them as jokes. He humorously mentions laughing all the way to the bank while spending money on expensive drinks and accessories.
Overall, "Leave Her" delves into LUCKI's complex relationships, his reflection on his own behavior, and his ability to impact others through his music. It suggests that he is aware of his personal struggles and is willing to prioritize his own well-being despite the desire of others to keep him close.
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She don't want me to leave herDespite her resistance, she desires for me to stay by her side.
But I do bad all by myselfHowever, I find solace and navigate through difficult situations without her.
Touch they soul, they gave me the keyWhen I connect with others on a deeper level, they grant me access and trust.
I got 'em hangin' from my beltI have a significant influence over them, making them depend on me.
Being a lean addict ain't so cheapThe addiction to lean comes at a great cost.
Pretty girl scared when she see me sleepAttractive women become frightened when they witness my vulnerable state of sleep.
All of my raps I talk about tracksI often discuss my music and the industry in my lyrics.
But I be saving my life in these Jeeps, hmHowever, it is these cars, specifically Jeeps, that have provided me with a sense of safety and escapism.
Ayy told her, "You don't know me either"I expressed to her that she lacks a true understanding of who I am.
"But Tune, you be speaking your soul through music""But, dear Tune, you genuinely express your deepest emotions through your music."
"Niggas be getting high all 'cause of you""Individuals find solace in drug use solely because of your influence."
"You ain't even want that type of influence""Yet, you never desired to possess that level of impact on others."
Niggas be jokes, I'ma laugh to the bankPeople often underestimate me, but I find amusement in their foolishness as I prosper financially.
I'ma spend your cheap-ass chain on drankI have no qualms about using the money I earn to purchase expensive alcohol, even if it exceeds the value of someone's inexpensive jewelry.
Cartier frames gon' hide my highWearing Cartier glasses allows me to conceal the intoxication I experience.
G63 got me feeling like FaithDriving a Mercedes G63 makes me feel powerful and confident, akin to Faith Evans' persona.
I drove a hot Hellcat to DetroitI confidently drove a fast Hellcat automobile to the city of Detroit.
East side bitch say she see it everydayA woman from the east side claims to witness my success and lifestyle on a regular basis.
Chicago bitch don't let me get highA woman from Chicago discourages and tries to prevent me from indulging in drugs.
Well, you need to stay your ass out of LAIn response, I suggest that she should refrain from visiting Los Angeles to avoid interfering with my choices.
Perks in the new whipI possess and consume prescription drugs inside my recently acquired car.
We ain't goin' on datesOur relationship does not involve traditional romantic outings.
I'm in Magic City with the racks, not a capeI frequent Magic City strip club and display a significant amount of money, symbolizing my wealth and power instead of wearing a superhero cape.
Almighty So a bitch, blew my highEven though I consider myself powerful, someone managed to ruin my good mood.
Folks get money off road like a rangeIndividuals earn a substantial income through illegal activities such as drug trafficking, similar to driving a Range Rover off-road.
Where all this money gon' go if I die?I ponder the destination of my wealth in the event of my death.
This bitch think her Percs is safeA woman believes her prescription pills are secure and protected.
Almighty So a bitch blew my highMy powerful persona was undermined, and I no longer feel euphoric.
I got a few more yerks anywayRegardless, I still possess a few more hits of drugs.
Touch they soul, they give me the keyBy deeply connecting with others, they grant me access, trust, and influence.
She don't want me to leave herDespite her resistance, she desires for me to stay by her side.
But I do bad all by myselfHowever, I find solace and navigate through difficult situations without her.
Touch they soul, they give me the keyWhen I connect with others on a deeper level, they grant me access and trust.
Touch they soul, they give me the keyBy deeply connecting with others, they grant me access, trust, and influence.
She don't want me to leave herDespite her resistance, she desires for me to stay by her side.
She don't want me to leave herDespite her resistance, she desires for me to stay by her side.
She don't want me to leave herDespite her resistance, she desires for me to stay by her side.
But I do bad all by myselfHowever, I find solace and navigate through difficult situations without her.
Touch they soul, they give me the keyWhen I connect with others on a deeper level, they grant me access and trust.
I got it hangin' from my beltI have the key hanging from my belt, signifying the control and influence I possess.
She don't want me to leave herDespite her resistance, she desires for me to stay by her side.
Whoa, whoa, ayyA sound of surprise, excitement, or affirmation.
Ayy, she don't want me to leave herShe strongly opposes the idea of me departing from her life.
Lyrics © EMPIREWritten by: Lucki Camel Jr., Abdul Malik Olayiwola Thompson
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