Overseas Lyrics – Ken Carson

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
London Paris Amsterdam yeah I’m overseas
She gone suck my soul out me yeah she on her knees
Inhale exhale yeah breathe
12 ask me “What’s that smell?” yeah weed
I ain’t leaving no paper trail yeah this sh!t free
Overlapped them n!ggas hell yeah I’m in the lead
You ain’t none like me you don’t bleed what I bleed
Put the bl!ck down I’ll beat your as* just like Creed

[Verse: Ken Carson]
She know nun’ ’bout me I’m ’bout to turn her into a freak
My d!ck her Nyquil I’m bout to f**k this b!tch to sleep
I’m the reason you got double B on your feet
Ain’t gotta ask if I’m good I’m Gucci yeah I’m double G
I wish I could go back in time to tell myself “Your neck on freeze”
I wish I could go back in time to tell myself “Don’t change a thing”
I wish I could go back in time to meet you way before I did
I wish I could go back in time to tell myself “You gone be rich”
When I’m in Miami I feel like LeBron number 6
Everyday I wake up I’m feeling myself like BNYX
I just bit her yeah I just bit her I gave her a hick
I take her shopping all the time but that’s my girl so I ain’t tripping
I’m in London I just left Harrods and Selfridges
That boy repeat everything he hear like a parrot he a b!tch
The last b!tch I broke up with slit her wrist
I’m trolling I just treat her like she no longer exists

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
London Paris Amsterdam yeah I’m overseas
She gone suck my soul out me yeah she on her knees
Inhale exhale yeah breathe
12 ask me “What’s that smell?” yeah weed
I ain’t leaving no paper trail yeah this sh!t free
Overlapped them n!ggas hell yeah I’m in the lead
You ain’t none like me you don’t bleed what I bleed
Put the bl!ck down I’ll beat your as* just like Creed

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
“Overseas” by Ken Carson depicts a lifestyle of excess and dominance. The lyrics convey indulgence in drügs and s*xual encounters while asserting superiority over others. Carson boasts about his wealth, freedom from consequences, and readiness to assert dominance over rivals. The reference to “Creed” symbolizes his confidence in overcoming challenges. Overall, the song glorifies a hedonistic lifestyle characterized by power, wealth, and self-assuredness.

[Verse: Ken Carson]
“Overseas” by Ken Carson delves into themes of control, desire, regret, and detachment. Carson boasts about his ability to transform women s*xually, likening his prowess to a sedative with the metaphor of his “d!ck” as “Nyquil.” He claims responsibility for others’ success and expresses a desire to alter past actions. Despite his wealth and self-assurance, there’s a sense of introspection and longing for a different past. His references to luxury locales and brands reinforce his status, while his dismissive attitude towards past relationships reveals a lack of emotional attachment. The song captures a complex mix of bravado and vulnerability, painting a portrait of a character navigating the highs and lows of fame and fortune.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
“Overseas” by Ken Carson showcases a lifestyle of indulgence and dominance. The lyrics highlight his international exploits, drug use, and s*xual encounters. Carson asserts his superiority and readiness to confront adversaries. The reference to “Creed” symbolizes his confidence in overcoming challenges. Overall, the song glorifies a hedonistic existence marked by power, wealth, and assertiveness.