PRINCE Lyrics – White Widow

PRINCE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Crazy beat by OSXAR

[Refren: Benito TUZZA, Ricci TUZZA]
He’s saying he’s not a saint and he knows people judge him, but he honestly doesn’t care what’s trendy or cool right now. He’s focused on building his own story, even if it’s a tough and winding road. He sees himself like a young prince picking diamonds from the streets — making something valuable out of a rough background. Even when he’s got a beautiful girl next to him, he still feels like something’s missing. She sticks around for more, like it’s an encore. Meanwhile, he’s moving fast, changing places, not staying in one scene.

[Zwrotka 1: Macias]
He talks about switching lanes like a boss in a high-end AMG car, giving a flashy, confident vibe. The streets may look dull and grey, but his white car stands out like an X-ray. He’s full of powerful lyrics (bars) and he’s throwing them out with full force. He’s got swagger, wants only the best girls, not just anyone. Even though he just came out of a modest apartment, he’s dressed like he’s worth a fortune. His clothes are clean while the staircases around him are dirty — showing contrast between his rise and his roots. A girl’s waiting for him like it’s Christmas, because he’s got a surprise for her. He doesn’t care much about the time; he just lives day by day. His dreams that started on the streets are actually coming true, and now he lets life lead him naturally. He knows he’s not the clean-cut type people admire at formal meetups, and he wonders if success really depends on perspective or if there’s just a limit to what someone like him can achieve.

[Refren: Benito TUZZA, Ricci TUZZA]
Again, he reminds us he’s not trying to be perfect and doesn’t care about fitting into the latest trends. He’s walking a unique path that’s full of twists and turns. Like a young prince, he’s collecting value (diamonds) from the streets, showing how he’s making something out of nothing. Even in moments that should feel perfect, he still feels like something’s off. The girl stays longer like she’s asking for more, and he keeps switching clubs like it’s just part of his regular night.

[Zwrotka 2: Bary]
He says he doesn’t carry a gun because he doesn’t need to — places welcome him automatically. He’s always fresh, from his outfit to the cash in his pocket. He’s living like royalty, even eating luxury food like fresh seafood. His crew knows how to work magic in the streets, and he’s got a special talent that he polished like a diamond. He makes money with his voice now, which means he was able to leave behind harder, dirty ways of hustling. He’s brought color and style into a life that used to be grey. He looks out for his friends and his mom, showing loyalty and heart. And then he calls out someone who’s reckless and destructive, even worsening things by adding drügs to an already bad situation.

[Refren: Benito TUZZA, Ricci TUZZA]
Once again, he’s saying he’s far from a saint and knows people are watching his mistakes. But he’s not focused on what’s popular — he’s sticking to his own path, no matter how tricky it gets. He feels like a young prince, turning tough street life into something beautiful and valuable. Even when he seems to have it all, something still feels missing inside. The girl sticks around for another round, like an encore after a show, and he keeps moving from one spot to the next, never settling.