Came from the Bottom Lyrics – Meek Mill

[Intro]
(We got Xander)
I’m back on that DreamChaser s*it man fu*k it
Loyalty brings forth royalty
(Yo Nick Papz make it slap brrt)
Forever
Uh

[Verse 1]
Lamborghini through the hood just to motivate the trenches
Riding ’round like it’s all good even though I know these n!ggas vicious
All this cash they say I changed if n!ggas broke I get suspicious
That’s my dog from back in the day but I’m gon’ go with my extension
I bring my F&N to any city I ain’t checking in
S*it they ain’t hear me I said “Let me in”
Was at the door while it rain and it pour
Now we jumping out them things in Dior
Brand new Rolls-Royce the umbrella s*it it came in the door
They never thought that we’d take it this far
She a baddie tip-toeing all on the marble it ain’t a stain on the floor
They never thought that we’d make it this far

[Chorus]
‘Cause I was down bad now it’s mansion with the palm trees
Choppers to the jet just me and Rubin s*it beyond me
I ain’t even pray to live this way this s*it came found me (It did)
Quarter million on my lefty perfect timing
‘Cause what’s a problem to a schedule that keep changing? (Mm-hmm)
‘Member I was down bad ain’t nobody do no favors
I’m like “Where was y’all at when I was grinding stomach caved in?”
Guess it all was worth it (It was)

[Bridge]
Circle got smaller ever since I got boxed in
Realest n!gga breathing and you know I’m going top ten
I remember stressing over hoes but now it’s options
Made it through it all so this ain’t no sad song s*it no way
No this ain’t no sad song s*it no way
No this ain’t no sad song s*it
Mama dry your tears take this crib now that’s some boss s*it okay woah
Only big dog s*it (Big dog)
Big dog only big dog s*it (Big dog)
Big boss only big boss s*it (Big boss)
Big boss only big dog s*it (Yeah yeah)
It’s litty

[Verse 2]
Casamigos me and two freak hoes I hit ’em both like free throws, yeah
Bad lil’ b!tch ride d!ck with the lights on s*it be boosting my ego (Yeah yeah)
I come through no shirt with the pipe on s*it like a rich n!gga cheat code
You come through tryna stunt with your ice on y’all b!tch n!ggas get Deebo’d mm-hmm
New Dior hit the store
Buy it all then we hitting Allure
Make it rain don’t slip on the floor
Stack paper get more
I can pop my s*it on the fourth
Clearport like we all aboard
Touchdown like we’re on a tour
Let’s get it mm-hmm
Shorty a stripper you see her wanna tip her that pu*sy get wetter ’cause she a real dripper
Fu*king her better she telling her friends we fu*king together ’cause she a real n!gga
I’m in the trenches I jump out the Benz these n!ggas can’t touch us ’cause I’m with the killers
Real steppers I only really wanna fu*k with the hitters
I only really wanna fu*k with the gang just me and the gang like twenty-four b!tches
We in the spot like twenty-four deep just one snub nose like twenty-four switches
I know these n!ggas be talking ’bout me ’cause n!ggas be jealous it’s none of my business
All in they feelings and running they mouths acting like one of my b!tches
No time for fake b!tches
Just sip this Ace of Spade with these real b!tches
We got switches on them things call it kill switches
This the hand that God dealt me they can’t deal with us

[Chorus]
‘Cause I was down bad now it’s mansion with the palm trees
Choppers to the jet just me and Rubin s*it beyond me
I ain’t even pray to live this way this s*it came found me (It did)
Quarter million on my lefty perfect timing
‘Cause what’s a problem to a schedule that keep changing?
‘Member I was down bad ain’t nobody do no favors
I’m like “Where was y’all at when I was grinding stomach caved in?”
Guess it all was worth it (It was)

[Outro]
Where was y’all at when I was grinding stomach caved in?
Guess it all was worth it (It was)

[Intro]
The introduction sets the tone for Meek Mill’s return to his DreamChaser roots, emphasizing the importance of loyalty in achieving success and acknowledging the inevitability of royalty following from such loyalty.

[Verse 1]
Meek Mill begins by symbolically driving through his old neighborhood in a Lamborghini, using his success to inspire those still struggling (“the trenches”). Despite knowing the dangers lurking in his environment, he remains undeterred. He addresses accusations of changing due to his newfound wealth but asserts his loyalty to his past and his readiness to defend himself. Meek carries his firearm for protection, refusing to adhere to the rules of any city without asserting his authority. The mention of Dior and Rolls-Royce showcases his luxury lifestyle, surprising those who never expected him to reach such heights.

[Chorus]
The chorus reflects on Meek’s journey from hardship to prosperity, contrasting his past struggles with his current opulent lifestyle. He acknowledges the unexpectedness of his success, suggesting that fate played a significant role. Despite the challenges he faced, including betrayal and lack of support, he affirms that the journey was worthwhile.

[Bridge]
Meek reflects on the changes in his social circle as he ascended to fame and fortune. Despite the challenges and stress he faced in the past, he now enjoys a range of options. He emphasizes that his success story is not a sad one but rather a triumphant narrative. Meek also reassures his mother, symbolizing his transition to a position of power and wealth, where he can provide for his family and afford luxuries.

[Verse 2]
Meek describes indulging in a lavish lifestyle, surrounded by luxury and women. He asserts his dominance and confidence, contrasting his status with those who try to impress with material possessions. Meek celebrates his success while staying true to his roots, only associating with those he trusts. He dismisses the negativity directed at him, focusing on his own success and the loyalty of his crew.

[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus reinforces the themes of transformation and resilience, highlighting the isolation and lack of support during Meek’s difficult times.

[Outro]
Meek reflects on the absence of support during his struggles, suggesting that his success was achieved despite the lack of assistance. He concludes that the journey, though challenging, was ultimately worth it.