DRIVE-IN Lyrics – WIU

DRIVE-IN Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part sets a high-energy vibe with catchy sounds and beat drops. It’s like hyping up the listener before diving into the lyrics. The phrases suggest turning up the bass, feeling the rhythm, and maybe even imagining a car revving up, creating a cool, party-like atmosphere.

[Verso 1]
He’s talking to someone who misses a past relationship, even though it hurt. The good times are still in her head, but he’s warning her that going back could lead to more pain. He tells her to move on and come to his side instead. Life on his side isn’t easy—it’s filled with street hustle, danger, and drügs. He doesn’t care about her ex, he’s too busy chasing success. He grew up in a tough place with no real choices, which made him strong under pressure. He doesn’t fall for girls easily anymore and nothing really surprises him now. His focus is on getting what he wants, like a powerful car and success. People who once loved him now hate him, showing how quickly things change when you start doing well. He avoids drama and keeps his money to himself. He also warns about the risks of talking too much in the streets. He knows some women dream of being rich and famous, showing off in Miami, and beating their rivals. But at the end of the day, anyone who’s not with him is working against him, and he knows that.

[Refrão]
He’s making money in his own way, possibly through hustling. People disappear when you’re down but come running when you win. He questions luck and loyalty, because the streets never really change. Lies and betrayal are always there. He fights through the pain and stays alert, because the streets never sleep.

[Verso 2]
He’s struggling to forget someone who still affects his mind. It’s like a virus he can’t shake, no matter how hard he tries. He’s up all night, living fast, smoking, and going again like nothing happened. He jokes that his neighbors probably think he sells drügs because of his lifestyle. He warns to be careful with gossip and heat—both can cause problems. Every weekend, he’s with a new girl, and there’s no commitment, which he’s fine with. She has lots of guys around, he has lots of girls. She’s popular online, he’s busy performing live. He’s proud that no one has stopped him or caught up to him yet. He knows how to play the game and is confident in who he is.

[Refrão]
Again, he talks about getting rich while staying in his own lane. People run away when you’re down but come back when you’re winning. He wonders about luck and what loyalty really means. The streets are full of lies that never die. He stays tough and keeps moving, warning not to let bad energy spread.

[Saída]
Just a chill outro with the same catchy sounds from the beginning.