Bad Luck Lyrics – D-Block Europe

Bad Luck Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Karen Hill (Lorraine Bracco) & Henry Hill (Ray Liotta)]
This part shows a tense argument filled with jealousy and suspicion. One person is acting wild and threatening, while the other pushes for honesty about real feelings, almost forcing someone to admit whether they truly care about another woman.

[Chorus: Young Adz]
He’s calling out someone who treated him badly, acting disrespectful one moment and affectionate the next. He’s frustrated because she switches up and then claims she misses him like nothing happened. He also admits he would’ve handled things differently if he could go back. He keeps repeating how she’s trouble but still attractive and knows how to bring in money or excitement. At the same time, he’s living in a risky world, using substances and staying armed because things can get dangerous in his city. Even though she has her flaws and insecurities, he still sees something special in her. But he’s also worried about the stuff he’s taking, hoping nothing he’s using is fake or harmful.

[Verse 1: Young Adz]
She keeps confronting him about their relationship falling apart, basically saying she feels unloved and wonders if she should leave. She wants clarity: either he supports her or lets her go. Their physical connection is intense, but it doesn’t fix the emotional problems between them. He also shifts into talking about the people around him, calling out his crew for not being as tough or dependable as they claim to be. He questions why they even call themselves soldiers if they don’t step up when things get serious. Overall, the whole section mixes relationship drama, physical moments, and doubts about loyalty in both love and friendships.

[Chorus: Young Adz]
He’s upset that she tries to play both sides—acting disrespectful but then acting loving when it suits her. He admits he would’ve acted differently if he had known how things would turn out. He keeps calling her trouble, someone who brings excitement and sometimes money, but also stress. Meanwhile, he’s dealing with a dangerous lifestyle where he uses substances and carries protection because the streets can get messy. Even though she has insecurity issues, he still finds her attractive and real. At the same time, he hopes nothing he’s taking is unsafe or fake, showing he’s aware of the risks in his choices.

[Verse 2: Dirtbike LB]
She questions why he runs from emotional closeness if he claims he cares. He sees himself as someone valuable and unique, showing off his success through the car and lifestyle he pulls up with. He’s been grinding all week, working hard in the streets, and he gives a shoutout to the younger ones who look up to him. He describes the flashy car, the people around him handling business, and his choice to lean toward stronger substances instead of drinking. When it comes to women, he tries not to force anything and just lets things happen naturally. He notices everything around him and refuses to compromise who he is. He ends by hinting that his work has paid off and things he prepared are now ready to move.

[Chorus: Young Adz]
He calls out the girl again for switching between disrespect and affection, leaving him confused and annoyed. He reflects on how he wishes he had handled the situation better in the past. He keeps repeating how she’s wild but appealing, someone who brings in money or excitement. At the same time, he’s dealing with a chaotic world where he uses substances and stays armed because trouble is always close. Even though she struggles with confidence, he still finds her beautiful. Throughout all this, he worries about the risks he’s taking, especially with the things he consumes, hoping nothing ends up being dangerous.