“Where I’m From” Lyrics by Rob49 is a latest English song in the voice of Rob49. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Where I’m From” song lyrics are also written by Rob49. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song “Where I’m From” by Rob49 talks about his tough life growing up in a rough neighborhood. He shares how he faced loss, struggles with family in jail, and hard times but kept going. Rob49 reflects on the pain and challenges in his community, wanting to inspire others to rise without drügs or crime. He shows pride in his roots while dreaming of a better future.
Where I’m From Lyrics
[Intro]
Yeah
Yeah
[Verse 1]
We ain’t never think s*it would get here, they thought I fell off but I fell in (Alright)
Deep inside my bag where n!ggas can’t get (They can’t get in)
Go back to the hood they say, “Lil’ 4, we need you back here” (Alright)
We tired of selling crack and all these crackers tryna crack us (Alright)
They knew I knew just how they felt ’cause we was fu*ked up in that ville
I done been through hard times but I prevailed
I ain’t been the same since 33 and my uncle had got killed
I been off them same pills I told my brother made him sick
I know when my cousin get out he ain’t gon’ do no crime again
I been tryna find a way, they gave him life when I was little
After Juan died and Dada died, can’t lie, that had me sick
I took LC on a jet, make sure fam and them could flex (Alright)
I been having talks with myself, yeah I was in a stolen rental car
In 2017, when it was just me Zay, Dee and Buck (Me and Zay)
I been fu*ked up in my head, I wish DJ can see his pa’
Know that daddy s*it go far, me and bro gon’ play that part
This ain’t no overnight s*it
I ain’t never think that I’d be rich living how my life is (How my life is)
We was in them trenches with a switch ’cause we ain’t fight fair (Fight fair)
S*it, La’ll ell you every time it’s pressure, I be right there, yeah (I be right there)
[Bridge]
Talk you s*it, go ahead I’m recording
I know I’m ’bout to talk my s*it, I’m ’bout to pop my s*it
I’m on the phone with my nephew, he putting me on
I’m the pen’, I’m ’bout to home soon, yeah
I’m about to pop my s*it ’cause I’m like that, yeah
I’m popping that s*it ’cause I’m out that P, I’m out the ‘jects
N!gga like real n!ggas that’s gon’ come home and get respect, yeah
The streets fu*ked up, they need me out there, yeah
I need to come home so I can breathe out there, I need that fresh air (Yeah, haha)
Let me out this the b!tch, let me out these people got me—
Tss, tss, yeah
[Verse 2]
Where we from, it ain’t no living lavish (Uh-huh)
I be giving n!ggas pain, ain’t need no pen and pad here (Pen and pad here)
I be tryna show all the youngings you don’t need no drügs to come up (Drügs)
I was in the hood to just seeing junkies, they go to the hood and see us (Hood and see us)
Pops went to the feds, my mama had to step up, yeah
Them n!ggas had they father figures, we use to walk through that park (Walk through that park)
Back when Juan was selling CD’s, him and Max and PawPaw (Max and PawPaw)
I wonder if he never died if I would’ve made it this far, yeah
If I would’ve never caught that case, if I would’ve made it this far (Uh-huh)
If we would’ve got caught with them guns, if I would’ve made it this far
If we had never got evicted, if I would’ve made it this far, yeah
If my pops never went to prison, would I have made it this far?
I know they look at me like l’m the chosen one (I’m the chosen one)
S*it, I was fu*ked up, I ain’t stop, you ain’t the only one (You ain’t the only one)
When I was running behind your dreams, I ain’t get paid to come (ain’t get paid)
Funny when you turnt up with that bag, they think you owe ’em something (You owe ’em something)
[Outro]
Alright, run that back
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[Intro]
Just a simple start, setting the mood.
[Verse 1]
In this part, Rob49 talks about how nobody expected him to come this far. People thought he had failed, but actually, he was getting stronger and deeper into his craft and mindset. He keeps things locked down where others can’t reach, like having a secret stash of skills or motivation. People from his neighborhood call him back because they’re tired of the same old struggles, like selling drügs and dealing with police pressure. He knows their pain because he lived through it too. Rob49 shares how losing his uncle changed him a lot, and how he struggled with pain and mental health, even dealing with pills that made his brother sick. He hopes his cousin will stay clean and not fall back into crime after being locked up for life when Rob49 was young. The deaths of important people in his life made him feel sick inside, but he’s tried to lift his family up, even taking one relative on a trip so they can enjoy better things. He reflects on tough times when he was young, running around with close friends in a stolen car, feeling messed up in his head. He wishes his lost friends could see how far they’ve come. Rob49 knows this success didn’t happen overnight—it took fighting hard in unfair battles. Whenever things get tough, he’s always ready to face the pressure and stand strong for his people.
[Bridge]
Here, Rob49 talks about not being afraid to speak his mind, even if people talk back. He’s confident, knowing he’s about to shine and show off what he’s got. He’s connected with family, like his nephew, and feels ready to come back home soon. He’s proud to be free from the streets and drügs now, and wants respect for that. The neighborhood still needs him because it’s a tough place. He’s eager to get out of tough situations and breathe fresh air, feeling trapped by people or circumstances, and he wants freedom and relief.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, Rob49 talks about growing up where life wasn’t fancy or easy. He says he gives his truth and pain without needing to write it down because it’s real and raw. He tries to teach young people that they don’t need drügs to succeed. He remembers seeing many people struggle with addiction in his neighborhood. His dad went to prison, so his mom had to take charge of the family. Unlike some others, they didn’t have father figures, and he recalls simple memories like walking through the park. He thinks about how things could’ve been different if key people in his life hadn’t died or if he hadn’t gotten into trouble with the law. He wonders if all those hardships made him who he is now. Even with everything against him, he knows some people see him as “the chosen one,” like he’s destined for something better. He admits he had tough times and didn’t quit, but he’s not the only one struggling. He talks about chasing dreams without getting paid and how, when he finally made some money, people expected him to share it or owed them something just because he succeeded.
[Outro]
Let’s hear that again.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Where I’m From song?
A. Where I’m From song is sung by Rob49.
Q. Who wrote Where I’m From lyrics?
A. Where I’m From lyrics are penned by Rob49.
Q. Who has given the music of Where I’m From song?
A. Where I’m From music is composed and produced by Rob49.
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