Télé Couleur Lyrics
Uh, huh, uh
See my side and your side never symmetrical
See my highs and my lows what keep me level though
Our vision ain’t level ten, it’s more level four
We need more visuals
Pardon my richness
I raise the bar, betta step up ya fitness
And step up ya fits, bitch, I’m sick I need Lipschitz
I make ’em red, they come for my head
Like I’m getting kissed by lipstick, my bitch is ignant
She put a H in front of Hermes
No H in front of I unless you earn bread, materialistic
But she get it from her daddy
The same one that’s paying for her addy
It is what it is, trick
I come from the district
My mom used to be strict
My daddy was missing
I found him at sixteen, the day that my momma died
I lost him at eighteen, it hurt but I didn’t cry
My tears came in other forms that’s actually worse
But they like whatever works for ’em, it’s better to just ignore ’em
It’s better to keep him touring and torn, that’s better for ’em
The green gon’ keep him good, let’s go head and build a forest
As long as the cash flowing then floor it, the gas on
Let’s work till he crash, like he got bagged with no mask on
Like Jay do the dash without no seatbelt, that’s the norm
You don’t need help, natural born to do it, the tears pouring
But never in the physical
Expressing it been difficult
They ask me if I’m good, I say, “Bitch, are you good?”
I just flip it like reciprocal
See my side and your side never symmetrical
See my highs and my lows what keep me level though
Our vision ain’t level ten, it’s more level four
We need more visuals
The lying is habitual
The lines in my songs got me feeling like a lion when I’m on
I’m aligned with these n***** with the iron safety off
Just in case they gotta buss like the race ’bout to start
Or in case they gotta bus like they name Rosa Parks
Just because he grew up middle class
Doesn’t mean that he won’t hit yo’ ass
We watching different news
‘Cause shit to prove be worser than shit to lose
See my side and your side never symmetrical
See my highs and my lows what keep me level though
Our vision ain’t level ten, it’s more level four
We need more visuals