BORN 2 LOSE Lyrics – Sematary

BORN 2 LOSE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song, introducing themes of struggle, resilience, and a rebellious mindset. The artist talks about going hard because he feels like he was destined to lose, meaning life hasn’t been easy, and he’s had to fight for everything. He repeats that he has “nothing to lose,” suggesting that he doesn’t fear risks or consequences. The mention of “Louis Moon Boots” shows a flashy, confident side—despite hardships, he’s still succeeding and showing off his wealth. The phrase “getting guap” (making money) reinforces this, showing that even if he started from nothing, he’s pushing forward. References to “Haunted Mound” and “Grave Man” tie into Sematary’s dark, eerie aesthetic, almost like a ritual or initiation into his world. The repetition of “MoundRich” further emphasizes his group’s identity and loyalty.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the main idea: he’s pushing himself hard because he feels like he was meant to lose, and because of that, he has no fear. Since he has nothing to lose, he can take risks, hustle, and show off his success without worrying about consequences. The “Louis Moon Boots” flex symbolizes his material success, proving that he’s made it despite his struggles. The repeated lines reinforce a sense of determination—he keeps grinding, keeps making money, and won’t slow down. It also reflects a rebellious attitude; instead of feeling defeated, he uses his struggles as fuel to keep going. The aggressive energy of the chorus makes it feel like an anthem for those who have been doubted but refuse to give up.

[Verse]
In this verse, Sematary continues the theme of flexing but mixes it with darker, more aggressive imagery. He mentions luxury brands like Chrome Hearts and Balenciaga, showing off his wealth. However, he also warns others not to test him, implying that he’s not just about showing off—he can push back if needed. The reference to “two knives” and comparing himself to Chucky (a horror movie doll known for violence) adds to the dangerous and rebellious vibe. When he says, “I get dumb cheese, I ain’t no Chuck E.,” he’s playing on the name Chuck E. Cheese, saying he makes a lot of money but isn’t a joke.

There are also references to drug use, with “two pink pills” and “happy beans,” hinting at altered states of mind. He talks about his girl being involved in criminal activities (“she do arson for me”), adding to the lawless, chaotic energy. Lines about making people bleed and breaking their brains reinforce the violent, aggressive persona Sematary presents. The verse as a whole is about wealth, power, recklessness, and the idea that he’s untouchable because he has nothing to lose.

[Chorus Meaning (Again)]
This chorus repeats the earlier themes—working hard despite feeling destined to fail, having nothing to lose, and using that as motivation to push forward. The flexing on others with designer fashion and making money reinforces the idea that even though life has been tough, he’s still winning in his own way. The repetition helps drive home the song’s energy, making it feel like a mantra or rallying cry for those who relate to the struggle and the desire to prove themselves.

[Outro]
A quick shoutout to his crew and lifestyle, reinforcing his identity and the eerie, rebellious vibe of the song.