Million Road Lyrics (English Translation) – YZERR

Million Road (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
The artist talks about his rough childhood in Ikegami, where his family struggled to get by. He grew up surrounded by crime, addicts, and gang culture, seeing how the system felt corrupt and meaningless. Despite this, he stayed true to himself and worked hard to succeed. The mention of a Rolls Royce and expensive jewelry shows how far he has come from his humble beginnings. He built his success step by step, without greed or shortcuts. He believes in earning money honestly and isn’t afraid to enjoy the rewards of his hard work. His goal is to inspire local kids, showing them that success is possible. He treats his team like family, even if they aren’t related by blood. Now that he has come this far, there’s no turning back—he wants to reach massive financial success without depending on anyone else.

[Chorus]
The artist refuses to be outdone by privileged rich kids who had everything handed to them. He is determined to make money through music, staying legal and proving himself without anyone doubting his success. He remembers the times when he was rebellious and made his mother worry. Writing lyrics alone in tough times was his way of expressing his struggles. His dream was born from those hard moments, and he would rather die than give up on it.

[Verse 2]
He calls out to his crew, showing pride in where they come from. He hasn’t forgotten his past, especially key places and moments that shaped him. He challenges people to decide—stay poor or work hard and make money. He addresses his haters, pointing out their jealousy and asking if they are frustrated watching his success. For him, true friendship isn’t just about words; it’s about loyalty and proving it through actions. He believes his team will meet at the top. Some people don’t make it, but he and his crew keep pushing forward. They focus on making money, not letting emotions get in the way. He gives a shoutout to different places they came from, emphasizing their journey from the bottom. His life feels like a movie, constantly evolving, and his style is a mix of Japanese and international influences.

[Chorus]
Again, he emphasizes that he won’t let privileged kids win over him. He wants to make way more money than their wealthy parents while staying legal. He won’t let anyone doubt his success. He recalls his past struggles, including the times he upset his mother and the lonely moments writing lyrics while feeling trapped. Those struggles built his dream, and for him, giving up is worse than death.