A track about pushing through isolation and refusing to dim your light for anyone else.
A track about pushing through isolation and refusing to dim your light for anyone else.
There's a stubborn clarity in refusing to "be a shade" when you know you're "made for a big wave." The lyric frames ambition not as arrogance, but as a simple recognition of one's own capacity, even when it burns.
The phrase "I make myself so lonely" is the quiet center of all this forward momentum.
A track about pushing through isolation and refusing to dim your light for anyone else.
But I'm made for a big wave
There's a stubborn clarity in refusing to "be a shade" when you know you're "made for a big wave." The lyric frames ambition not as arrogance, but as a simple recognition of one's own capacity, even when it burns.
The phrase "I make myself so lonely" is the quiet center of all this forward momentum. It's not about being abandoned; it's a chosen isolation, a price paid for staying on your own path. The howling that follows feels less like a complaint and more like a signal sent out from that self-made distance.
It's a flat statement of fact, not a boast. The contrast with being asked to be a shade makes it sound like the only honest response possible.
The repeated command "Don't call me I'm drivin'" has a blunt, almost physical force to it, cutting off any distraction.
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Drink shots till the bottom
Feels good so don’t bother
No more taming bout my color
I swing till I get what’s the problem
I ain’t follow simply what I see
I go follow what I need
'Cause I see that I’m loyal
Imma go on my speed
Even I’m slow
Don’t call me I’m drivin’
I just wanna keep on ballin’
Even tho when you are hatin’
Grab me when I’m fallin’
Cause I make myself so lonely
You know that I’m howling
I don’t celebrate till I make it till the end
Ain’t time for the hol up
You want me to be a shade
But I’m made for a big wave
Ain’t time for the hol up
I don’t celebrate till I make it till the end
Ain’t time for the hol up
You want me to be a shade
But I’m made for a big wave
Ain’t time for the hol up
Hol up
Full of misery
I’ve been tryna get this over
I’ll let it be
Now I’m feeling sober
Burning like a fire
But I don’t feel myself enough
What’s my desire
But I don’t wanna feel enough
Don’t call me I’m drivin’
I just wanna keep on ballin’
Even tho when you are hatin’
Grab me when I’m fallin’
'Cause I make myself so lonely
You know that I’m howling
I don’t celebrate till I make it till the end
Ain’t time for the hol up
You want me to be a shade
But I’m made for a big wave
Ain’t time for the hol up
I don’t celebrate till I make it till the end
Ain’t time for the hol up
You want me to be a shade
But I’m made for a big wave
Ain’t time for the hol up
Hol up
A track about pushing through isolation and refusing to dim your light for anyone else. There's a stubborn clarity in refusing to "be a shade" when you know you're "made for a big wave." The lyric frames ambition not as arrogance, but as a simple recognition of one's own capacity, even when it burns. The phrase "I make myself so lonely" is the quiet center of all this forward momentum.
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