CLS Lyrics – LACAZETTE

CLS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just a shoutout to the producer and hype to start the track.

[Hook]
He’s saying while others travel to get things done, he brings the action straight to his place—he’s the plug. He moves big quantities every week and outshines others in the game, leaving them with nothing. If there’s any beef, he’s ready to deal with it in the neighborhood. He always keeps his weapon close, even in his fancy car. Then he switches the mood, talking about his feelings for Bela, saying he loves deeply but she’s lost trust in him.

[Part 1]
He talks about how things have changed—people now care more about money than loyalty. Someone who once looked up to him has grown distant and owes him a large sum, but he tries to stay above it. There’s luxury in his life, but also shady deals like coc*ine mixes and late-night hangouts. He calls himself the captain, showing he’s the leader. He’s willing to ride a thousand kilometers with a gun for someone he cares about. His lyrics are sharp and dangerous—he can’t stop, even though it hurts him too. There’s always weed and other highs around him, and while some fans love him, other rappers see him as a threat. He reflects on sadness in the streets, with broken people trying to survive, and hints at how someone taught him to hide emotions to stay strong.

[Hook]
He’s reinforcing that he’s the one bringing in the goods while others chase it. He’s consistent in moving large amounts, showing power and control in the game. Others are left behind with nothing. He invites anyone with issues to confront him directly. He’s got weapons stashed, even in his luxury car. He opens up again about Bela, saying he still feels love, but she doesn’t believe in it anymore.

[Part 2]
He’s saying he’s moving expensive, high-risk stuff—this isn’t some fast-food deal, it’s serious business. He moves big loads through the streets in his CLS Benz. Only tough people are allowed in his world. He’s got powerful allies and weapons, and enemies often end up hurt or begging for mercy. He’s seen too much and carries emotional damage. He wonders if someone can really hold him up if he ever falls. On the streets, they ride fast and act like bosses. He stacks goods in his warehouse by the hundreds each month. He’s not interested in regular jobs—this is Berlin, not Harlem, and he’s deep in the street life. He stabs back at dangerous people and sees the scars in the mirror, reminding himself of the dark path he’s on.

[Hook]
Again, he reminds us that while others chase products abroad, he already controls the scene here. He keeps up his steady flow of big shipments, showing dominance. Others are left with scraps. He tells anyone with a problem to face him directly. His weapon is always near, even in luxury. And again, he expresses love for Bela, though she doesn’t trust his feelings anymore because of everything he’s involved in.