Canadian Snow Lyrics – Larry June, Cardo Got Wings

Canadian Snow Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Larry June]
Larry’s starting the day early, already thinking about how to level up and solve problems. His mindset is focused, like he’s got bigger goals to chase. He’s ready to speak some real talk and share his thoughts with people who need to hear it.

[Verse 1: Larry June]
Here, Larry’s describing the hustle lifestyle and how it comes with risks. When you’re moving fast in the game—making money and living large—you gotta be careful, because it can attract the wrong kind of attention. Even though the money is tempting and feels good, it comes with pressure and danger. He mentions hiding twenty pounds of product in a high-end car tire and using a taco shell to keep it fresh, showing how deep he was in the street game. “Canadian snow” is likely slang for high-grade coc*ine, a product that brought in money but also problems. They made a lot of cash, but couldn’t enjoy it fully because they were always stressed, dealing with untrustworthy people, and watching their backs. While traveling and checking out spots to expand, he still had to deal with others who were careless and exposing sensitive information. He’s trying to keep things quiet, sipping on lean while confirming shipments. The stress keeps him up at night, and he avoids keeping too much cash in one place for safety. Even though he’s not the richest out there, he’s proud that he can handle his business and stay solid. Riding around with flashy chrome weapons and painting the town shows he still enjoys the life, but carefully.

[Bridge: Larry June]
Larry paints a snapshot of success—he’s chilling at the top of a luxury hotel, counting money, staring at the ocean, and thinking about how far he’s come. He used to only dream about living like this, and now he’s really living it. He doesn’t take it for granted either. He’s reminding himself to stay focused and grind harder, because he knows exactly what it’s like to come from nothing.

[Verse 2: Larry June]
Larry’s talking about how serious he is when it comes to making moves—he doesn’t waste time or play games. He compares himself to a boiling pot, meaning he’s hot and active in the hustle. His jewelry is real and custom, and he doesn’t rely on anyone for anything. That independence is probably why he feels free. He mentions keeping a gun nearby in a risky part of Oakland and doing intense workouts like burpees before handling business. He doesn’t even need to keep his gun cocked—he stays ready. He also throws shade at guys who spend money on women for attention, calling it weak. He’s got an Asian girl still stuck on him, maybe referencing how much of an impression he leaves. He casually drops that he bought a designer fleece for almost four grand but hasn’t even worn it yet, showing how much money he’s got. He’s flying first class with a super expensive setup and owns multiple luxury cars, but it’s not just flexing—it’s his reality. He speaks and moves like someone in control. He’s not into drama or emotional men, and he’s clear that he doesn’t owe anyone anything. That last line shows his confidence—he’ll wake up and drop big money on a Rolls-Royce like it’s nothing.

[Outro: Larry June]
This part feels like Larry just vibing and letting loose, throwing in ad-libs and sounds. It’s like a quick outro to wrap things up with some energy and style, showing he’s feeling himself and the moment.