Wrongs Lyrics – D-Block Europe, Lil Tjay

Wrongs Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Lil Tjay, Young Adz & Dirtbike LB]
In this chorus, the artists are talking about feeling betrayed by someone they once trusted completely. They describe seeing this person as their everything and thinking their relationship was solid, even imagining a future together. But all along, the other person was being dishonest and trying to take advantage of them. While dealing with that pain, they also show how they’re trying to cope—drinking, being with others, and enjoying temporary pleasures—but their mind keeps going back to the betrayal. There’s a mix of anger, disappointment, and self-awareness, as they realize they were being tricked. They also hint that distance didn’t stop the other person from doing them wrong, which makes the betrayal feel even deeper. The chorus paints a picture of heartbreak mixed with frustration, showing how complicated feelings can be when love turns into deception.

[Verse 1: Lil Tjay]
Here, Lil Tjay talks about how past relationships have caused him pain and made it hard to trust again. He explains that trying to make a certain person his main partner won’t work because his ex won’t change, so he has to accept that and move on. At the same time, he’s ambitious and focused on his career, knowing he’s destined for success. He mentions that even though multiple people try to get close to him, he’s aware of his value and status. He reflects on his journey from having nothing to becoming a star, dealing with love and hate along the way. He also remembers where he came from, calling himself a “trench kid,” which shows pride in how far he’s come despite struggles. The verse mixes reflection, pride, and caution about trusting people in relationships.

[Chorus: Lil Tjay, Young Adz & Dirtbike LB]
This chorus again emphasizes the pain of being betrayed by someone they loved and trusted. The artists talk about thinking their relationship was strong and imagining serious commitments, like marriage, but realizing that the other person was deceitful the entire time. They show how they cope with the hurt by drinking and being with others, but deep down, the betrayal keeps bothering them. There’s frustration in knowing the other person crossed distances and boundaries just to do them wrong. It’s a mix of heartbreak, anger, and self-protection. Even though they’re trying to enjoy life and move forward, they can’t stop thinking about the past and the trickery, highlighting the emotional conflict between pain and moving on.

[Verse 2: Young Adz & Dirtbike LB]
In this verse, the artists focus on the complicated dynamics of love, loyalty, and revenge. They talk about taking control in situations to avoid being hurt first, and they show off their lifestyle, like having luxury cars, to highlight success and power. There’s a mix of intimacy and tension in their relationships, where pleasure and trust are connected but also come with emotional risks. They describe how their partners support them in stressful moments, but there’s still awareness that people around them can cause problems. References to tattoos, spending money, and keeping someone close like a weapon suggest both love and protection, showing that relationships are intense and sometimes dangerous in their world. There’s also recognition of past mistakes and threats, making it clear that even love can be complicated, risky, and mixed with pain, loyalty, and control.

[Chorus: Lil Tjay, Young Adz & Dirtbike LB]
The chorus repeats the feeling of betrayal and frustration over someone they loved being dishonest. They remember thinking the relationship was strong, imagining serious commitment, and feeling safe, only to realize the person was constantly trying to trick them. The artists show how they try to cope through drinking, casual relationships, and enjoying life, but the betrayal still lingers in their thoughts. They’re angry, disappointed, and cautious because even distance didn’t stop the other person from doing them wrong. This version of the chorus emphasizes the struggle between moving on and remembering the deceit, showing how emotional wounds can linger even while trying to live freely.