Cole Palmer Lyrics – Loski

Cole Palmer Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this chorus, Loski reflects on his past, where he had to go through difficult and violent situations. The line “petrol bath and scrub my arm” suggests he had to clean up after violent acts, which made him feel like a tough figure, similar to footballer Cole Palmer. He also describes being on dangerous blocks, dealing with firearms, and the power that comes with it. He mentions wearing designer clothes like Prada, showing how much his lifestyle has changed, from dangerous streets to a more luxurious life. The line “Shakira have the 40 shaking” suggests his power and influence, with “40” possibly referring to a gun, and how others fear him when he acts. He’s now living a different life but remembers his tough past.

[Verse]
In the verse, Loski talks about his past, where he was involved in street life, using violence and competing with others in a dangerous environment. He recalls not being afraid of anything, even confronting rivals and causing them shame. There’s a sense of superiority, where he mentions changing his name to something that reflects his new persona. He used to compete with others, especially his friends, to see who could outdo each other, including their street activities. Loski also mentions his tough image, implying that others, like his rivals, don’t measure up to him. He describes his relationships with women, emphasizing his change in taste and lifestyle. There’s also a reference to his connection to dangerous environments, even mentioning jail. He contrasts the street life with his newfound wealth, showing how he’s changed, though he still feels nostalgia for the dangerous life he left behind. The verse paints a picture of someone who’s lived through rough experiences but now enjoys the rewards of success, while still carrying the mentality of someone from the streets.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats many of the same ideas as the first one, highlighting Loski’s transformation. He continues to reflect on his past, where he had to deal with difficult situations that made him tough, comparing himself to footballer Cole Palmer. He mentions the guns he used to carry, how they came from dangerous places, and his rise to being one of the wealthiest in his circle. His hand movement, possibly referring to waving a weapon, shows his power over others. Now, he enjoys a more comfortable life with designer clothes, yet he hasn’t forgotten where he came from. This chorus shows how Loski has moved from his violent past to a more luxurious present but still carries the mentality of someone who’s been through tough situations.