Careful Lyrics - NF Ft. Cordae [New Song]

Check Out The Careful Lyrics By NF feat. Cordae. It is a Brand New English Song of 2023. Its Classy Lyrics Are Written By NF, Cordae & David Garcia. The Superior Music Of This song has been Produced by David Garcia & NF. Its Official Music Video has been Released On April 7, 2023. And Present On The Youtube Channel NFrealmusic.

📌 Title	Careful
‍🎤 Singer(s)	NF feat. Cordae
📃 Lyrics	NF, Cordae & David Garcia
🎵 Music	David Garcia & NF
🏷️ Label	NFrealmusic

Careful Lyrics By NF feat. Cordae

Stuntin’ on me, you get exposed (Woo)
I don’t wanna pick, then I buy both (Buy both)
Doesn’t go plat’, it’ll go gold (Go gold)
Keep it up front, I don’t tip-toe (Yeah)
I be at the house tryna lay low (Lay low)
Duckin’ and dodgin’ the promo (Promo)
Sit on my roof like J. Cole (Ayy)
Yeah, I sit on my roof like J. Cole (Ayy, J. Cole)
Thinkin’ ’bout how I’m so thankful (Woo)
Subpar songs, I don’t make those (I don’t make those)
Look at that car I paid for (I paid for)
Look at my life, I’m grateful (I’m grateful)
Hatin’ on me, that’s hateful (That’s hateful)
You know I hit what I aim for (Aim for)
Talkin’ ’bout risks, I take those (I take ’em)
Didn’t get here bein’ careful, oh (Listen, uh)

Talkin’ ’bout risks, gotta take those (Woo)
Millionaire, still ride with the Draco (Ah)
Courtside at the game, people tried
got my name on it
that’s how a typical day goes (For real)
I just left Nigeria, Lagos (Lagos)
I just met Kanye, Yezos (Ye)
I was talkin’ to God, ’bout what’s real and what’s not
All He said was “Remain faithful” (Ayy)
Okay, I get it, I got it, I’m with it, I’m ’bout it
My crib is exotic, I’m blessed, hey (I’m blessed)
We livin’ chaotic, was high off narcotics
But that’s when my life was a mess, hey (A mess)
We come from the bottom, we still at the bottom
I get high to relieve the stress, hey (The stress)
I don’t think y’all get the message
This world is built off misconceptions (Uh)
Talkin’ ’bout greed, talkin’ ’bout envy
Talkin’ ’bout money, then we talkin’ ’bout plenty (Like what?)
Talkin’ ’bout dollars or we talkin’ ’bout pennies?
Talkin’ ’bout drinkin’, then we talkin’ ’bout Henny
What we talkin’ ’bout?
Lost souls at a crossroads (Roads)
money comin’ in in large loads (Loads)
I’ve been crossed, so my heart cold
That’s all we know, yeah

Called up my dad and I told him
“I got you, you wanna retire, then do it, you’re good” (Good)
Called up my grandma and told her
“It’s time to move out of that basement, let’s you get a crib” (Crib)
Called up my manager, told him, “Get ready
it’s ’bout to get busy, this record is—” (Huh)
Called up to God and I asked Him He watchin’ my back
He ain’t say nothin’ back, but I heard what He said (Ha, oh)
When you see how I’m livin’, the answer is obvious, ain’t it?
When you go from poverty, stricken and stressin’ ’bout buyin’ the groceries
To not even havin’ to look at the total, you know you’ve been blessed
Sharin’ the wealth, ain’t no point in me keepin’ this all to myself
I ain’t takin’ this money with me to my grave (Ayy, ayy)
Yeah, I might as well bless all the people I love (Ayy, ayy)
We talkin’ ’bout makin’ a difference, I’m makin’ one
Talkin’ ’bout risks, I’ve been takin’ em
Talkin’ ’bout dreams, I’ve been chasin’ ’em
Talkin’ ’bout lives, I’ve been changin’ ’em
Talkin’ ’bout family, don’t play with them, woo
That’s a line you don’t cross, no, low blows
can’t respect those
Gotta keep the loved ones close
That’s all we know

Written by: NF, Cordae & David Garcia

The Lyrics Meanings:

In the first verse, the speaker expresses their determination and resilience in the face of challenges. They convey that they would never give up or let any hardship shake their love. The line “How could I fear any hurricane?” symbolizes their strength and fearlessness in the face of life’s storms.
The pre-chorus hints at someone asking the speaker about their experiences and what they would do differently if given the chance. It sets the stage for the chorus, where the speaker confidently declares that they would willingly go through it all over again, despite any difficulties.
The chorus reflects the speaker’s deep desire to hold their loved one again, even if only for a minute. It emphasizes their willingness to endure any hardship or pain just to experience that connection once more. The repetition of “Da-ah, darlin’, I would do it again” underscores their unwavering commitment.
The post-chorus continues the sentiment expressed in the chorus, highlighting the speaker’s surprise and gratitude for finding their loved one in any life. It emphasizes the extraordinary nature of their love and the belief that encountering it again would be an incredible blessing.
Moving to the second verse, the speaker reflects on the doubts and uncertainties that were raised about their relationship. Despite these doubts, they assert that their love never knew peace, suggesting that it was always intense and passionate. The verse also alludes to the loss of a part of their loved one, which deeply affected them.
In the outro, the speaker states that they would not change their love story each time, implying that they would never alter the course of their relationship or the experiences they shared. They believe that their love is so powerful and extraordinary that it transcends any heavenly realm. The line “Heaven is not fit to house a love like you and I” suggests that their love is beyond the ordinary and cannot be contained within conventional notions of paradise.

Biography of the singer:

Hozier, whose real name is Andrew Hozier-Byrne, is an Irish singer-songwriter and musician. He was born on March 17, 1990, in Bray, County Wicklow, Ireland. Hozier grew up in a musical household, and his passion for music began at a young age. He started playing guitar when he was 15 and began writing songs soon after.

Hozier attended St. Gerard’s School in Bray and later enrolled in the music program at Trinity College Dublin. While studying music, he continued to develop his songwriting and performance skills. During his time at Trinity, Hozier became involved in the Irish music scene, performing in various local venues and gaining recognition for his soulful voice and heartfelt songwriting.

In 2013, Hozier released his debut single, “Take Me to Church,” which quickly gained attention and acclaim. The song’s powerful lyrics and stirring melody resonated with audiences worldwide, addressing issues such as institutionalized religion and discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. “Take Me to Church” became a massive hit and catapulted Hozier to international fame.

Following the success of his debut single, Hozier released his self-titled debut album, “Hozier,” in 2014. The album received widespread critical acclaim and achieved commercial success. It featured a mix of blues, rock, and soul influences, showcasing Hozier’s exceptional songwriting skills and distinctive voice. Songs like “Someone New” and “From Eden” further solidified Hozier’s reputation as a talented and introspective musician.

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