Goin Lyrics – Sha EK

[Intro]
Damn-damn Donny you killed this s*it

[Chorus]
Where the fu*k that b!tch going?
And when you chill with your friends they be ho’in
But she wanna leave me that s*it be showing
Whenever I’m mad I get top when I’m towing
I got hit once I still be mad I was loafing
Going through pain so I heal it with potion
Only twenty and b!tch I got motion
Come with me swim in that ocean

[Verse]
Like the ice on my wrist but I’m frozen
Why the fu*k they keep saying I’m chosen?
She tryna leave me can I go?
And she wanna see me I gotta go
She don’t like when I come to her crib with the bros
It was long miles back coming from my show
This the way that I eat
I’m a rapper but I come from the streets
Sometimes I just really wanna tweak
But I can make money talking on a beat
They keep on saying I fell off and s*it
But I’ve just been living in real life
You not sad how you know what a deal like?
You not touching on bread you don’t know how that feel like

[Chorus]
Where the fu*k that b!tch going?
And when you chill with your friends they be ho’in
But she wanna leave me that s*it be showing
Whenever I’m mad I get top when I’m towing
I got hit once I still be mad I was loafing
Going through pain so I heal it with potion
Only twenty and b!tch I got motion
Come with me swim in that ocean

[Chorus]
The lyrics depict frustration and betrayal in a relationship where the narrator’s partner shows disloyalty. Despite feeling hurt and angry, the narrator finds solace in temporary distractions like intimacy and self-medication. The reference to being “only twenty” suggests youthful recklessness and the desire for freedom. Ultimately, the narrator seeks companionship and escape from the pain through metaphorical immersion in life’s experiences, symbolized by swimming in the ocean.

[Verse]
The verse expresses a sense of being trapped in fame while longing for freedom and authenticity. The narrator questions why they’re seen as special (“chosen”) and feels suffocated by expectations. They grapple with relationship conflicts, societal judgments, and the struggle to maintain their identity amid success. Despite criticism, they assert their resilience, highlighting the challenges of balancing street origins with newfound fame. The reference to “touching on bread” alludes to financial struggle and the disconnect between those who understand it and those who don’t. Overall, the lyrics reflect the complexities of navigating fame, relationships, and personal authenticity.

[Chorus]
Final chorus portray frustration with a disloyal partner and the narrator’s coping mechanisms. Despite feeling hurt and angry, they seek solace in temporary distractions like intimacy and self-medication. The mention of being “only twenty” hints at youthful recklessness and the desire for freedom. Ultimately, they invite others to join them in embracing life’s experiences, symbolized by swimming in the ocean.