For What Lyrics – Lithe

For What Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: Lithe]
Here, he’s talking about how he’s been through tough times and proven himself despite challenges. He’s proud of his success, owning expensive things like a Lamborghini and checking off his goals. The Bruce Wayne line shows his dark, powerful energy—he’s living large now but still remembers how hard he worked to get here.

[Chorus: Lithe]
He’s asking if the girl he cares about is really with him or not. Even though he’s been loyal and down for her, he feels unsure if she feels the same anymore. He mentions luxury things like a Bentley truck, showing how far he’s come, but still wonders what it’s all for if the connection isn’t real.

[Verse 2: Lithe]
He reflects on how he built his success from the ground up, step by step. The “brick by brick” part shows hard work and patience. He paints a picture of a flashy L.A. lifestyle, surrounded by wild nights and people caught up in that world. Still, there’s a sense of emptiness behind all the glamor.

[Pre-Chorus: Lithe]
He’s thinking about the trust and emotional risks in a relationship. Even when things get messy or he loses control, he wonders if she’d still stay by his side and help him back up. It’s like he wants something real but isn’t sure if it’s safe to open up that deep.

[Chorus: Lithe]
Again, he’s questioning what’s real between them. He’s been loyal and ready to ride for her, but lately he’s asking himself why he’s putting in so much effort if she doesn’t match his energy. The luxury cars and lifestyle show success, but he’s looking for loyalty and meaning beyond the money.

[Verse 3: Cash Cobain]
He comes in with confidence, showing off his status, fancy cars, and success, but deep down he’s frustrated. He’s been loyal to his city and waited patiently for this girl to give him real love, but he feels like she might only care about what he has. He questions who would actually be there for him if he lost everything. Even though he’s surrounded by attention and people wanting him, he knows most of it’s fake. His tone mixes pride and emptiness—he’s got everything he wanted, yet still wonders, “for what?”

[Chorus: Lithe]
He circles back to the same question, wondering if the girl is still with him like before. The flashy cars and success can’t cover the feeling that something’s missing. He’s been loyal and patient, but now he’s realizing that all the effort might not be worth it if love and loyalty aren’t real.