7 Mile Bike Ride pt. 2 Lyrics – Larry June, Cardo Got Wings

7 Mile Bike Ride pt. 2 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Larry June]
He’s basically fed up with all the fake talk and empty flexing people do. He knows he’s really living what others pretend to be about. He’s not here to play games, and he’s letting everyone know straight up.

[Verse: Larry June]
He’s painting a picture of his elevated lifestyle, cruising in a convertible with cash in hand, flying private, and staying busy with work. He’s not tied down in relationships because his focus is elsewhere—he’s on his grind and moving differently than most. He’s handling business, staying productive, and taking shots like a skilled player, referencing Peja Stojakovic. He’s confident in what he does, staying optimistic and stacking wins, both creatively and financially. He doesn’t need to brag—his actions speak louder than words. Life’s moving fast, and things can get intense, especially in the heat of summer, both literally and metaphorically. He reminds you to stay sharp because the world’s shifting quickly, and only those who stay ready will thrive in the chaos.

[Refrain: Larry June]
He’s noticing how the economy’s getting shaky—prices are up, and the dollar’s value is falling. So he’s making sure every move he makes counts, staying focused on his profits. He compares himself to Malcolm X, showing how serious and prepared he is. The “bike seven miles” line shows discipline—he grinds hard, then gets back to making money.

[Outro: Larry June]
Here, he’s encouraging serious hustle—no small-time thinking allowed. He’s brushing off anyone wasting time or doing reckless stuff for little return. He questions people’s focus and if they’re thinking smart, like checking their return on investment (R.O.I.). Every move has to be worth it. The repetition of “bike seven miles, then back to the dollar” keeps pushing that disciplined daily grind message. He ends it with his usual smooth, confident energy, celebrating hard work and solid execution. The little phrases like “sock it to me” and “good job” are just his signature way of keeping things cool while staying sharp.