CUTTHROAT Lyrics – Cochise Ganlyrics

CUTTHROAT Lyrics by Cochise is a latest English song in the voice of Cochise. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Cutthroat song lyrics are also written by Cochise. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In CUTTHROAT, Cochise dives into his lifestyle, blending swagger and grit with catchy beats. The track’s all about living fast, enjoying luxury, and staying loyal to his inner circle. He brags about his wealth, showing off diamonds and big spending, and lets us into his world of relationships that are wild yet complicated. The chorus, with its catchy repetition, adds to the vibe that he’s surrounded by a close, tough crew who live by their own rules. It’s a bold anthem for living on your terms, with no apologies.

[Intro]
She in my coupe, it came with a chick
My chick, she ho in the bleak
N!ggas ain’t know what it is
You know what it is, you know how I feel
How many times I told ya, I don’t wanna be right here
How many times I told ya, I don’t wanna be alone
Only time I smile is when I’m looking at my phone
Let you when you high, but then I wish you when you low
But no one in this world can love me more than my hoe’s

[Chorus]

Tell my dawg, hurry up, we gotta go (Go)
Tell her, throw it in the bag, I buy the store (Store)
All my dawgs cut throat, that’s how I go (Go)
How I go (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah), how I go (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
I got so much diamonds on my wrist, I’m talking— (Huh, huh, huh)
Told her, bend it over, when I stick it, she like— (Huh, huh, huh)
Told her, bend it over, when I stick it, she like— (Huh, huh, huh)

[Verse 1]
I can only fix six hoes in a truck (Truck, truck, truck)
B!tch, don’t worry, what the hell is in my cup (Cup, cup, cup) (My cup)
I got so much pretty b!tches tryna fu*k (Fu*k, fu*k, fu*k) (Tryna fu*k)
Please don’t hit my phone if you not tryna (, , )
Mr. Polo with your vintage, b!tch (B!tch, b!tch, b!tch)
I don’t see your close friends, girl, you risky, b!tch (B!tch, b!tch, b!tch)
Girl, you hit my best friend, how you miss me, b!tch (B!tch, b!tch, b!tch)
All these n!ggas’ trash bags, couldn’t diss me (Okay!)

[Bridge]
I don’t think they—, I don’t—
I don’t think they understand me (For real)
I’ma do it two times for my grannies (For real)
If you try me, I might steal you like a Stanley

[Verse 2]

Like better fries up, all my guys up
Got my nines up, fu*k your rapper
Pull that nine up, pull that nine up (Pull that nine up)
You get lined up, like a (??)
I done talking to black b!tches, back my fries up (Fries)
All this chrome on my face, I’m like a lizer
I been swimming in that cool s*it like a diver (Like a dive)
Keep that blade inside my cap like I’m a blinder (I’m a blinder)
Got that drink up in my cup, this ain’t no cider (No cider)
If I’m lost, God find me like a lighter
Yeah, ha, yeah, yeah

[Chorus]
Tell my dawg, hurry up, we gotta go (Go)
Tell her, throw it in the bag, I buy the store (Store)
All my dawgs cut throat, that’s how I go (Go)
How I go (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah), how I go (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
I got so much diamonds on my wrist, I’m talking— (Huh, huh, huh)
Told her, bend it over, when I stick it, she like— (Huh, huh, huh)
Told her, bend it over, when I stick it, she like— (Huh, huh, huh)

CUTTHROAT Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Cochise paints a scene where he’s cruising in a luxury car, joined by a woman who brings him a sense of companionship and excitement. While he’s surrounded by people and material comforts, he hints at an internal struggle, feeling a sense of loneliness and disconnection despite all he has. He admits that he feels alone and that his only source of genuine comfort seems to be through his phone or in relationships that are more about status or companionship than deep love. It’s a mix of bravado and vulnerability, showing how he relies on a certain lifestyle to escape loneliness, yet feels it most keenly when he’s “low,” making these relationships both an escape and a reminder of what’s missing.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Cochise’s energy shifts to a more action-oriented vibe. He’s always ready to make moves, often with friends or “dawgs” who share his tough, cutthroat mentality. His phrase “cutthroat” reflects a kind of loyalty among his inner circle, but also a toughness toward anyone outside that circle. He shows off his wealth with lines about buying out stores and flaunting his diamonds, painting a picture of success that’s unapologetic. The diamonds are not just about luxury but symbolize how far he’s come. The repeated sounds add an almost hypnotic rhythm to the chorus, amplifying his confidence and showing off his lifestyle without holding back.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Cochise gives a more detailed look into his lifestyle, emphasizing the flashy parts of it, like his luxury truck and the company of attractive women. He’s selective about who he spends his time with, setting boundaries about who can get close. The mention of “Mr. Polo” and “vintage” reflects his unique sense of style, mixing high-end brands with his personality. He’s bold about calling out people who aren’t real, hinting that his circle is exclusive. There’s also a sense of playfulness in the way he describes relationships, noting some complicated connections but making it clear he’s unfazed. It’s a snapshot of his world, filled with status, attraction, and an unwillingness to let outsiders mess with his vibe.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Cochise reflects on how he feels misunderstood, hinting that people don’t fully grasp his life or choices. He mentions his grandmothers, a nod to family roots that have shaped him, showing he’s staying true to his own journey. He warns that he’s not one to be messed with, using a playful comparison to “Stanley” (likely referring to the toughness of a Stanley tool) to emphasize his resilience and readiness to defend himself.

[Verse 2]
Verse two takes a more aggressive tone as Cochise describes his loyalty to his friends (“my guys”), ready to defend them and keep up the lifestyle they share. There’s a strong sense of pride here, especially as he brags about his looks, likening himself to chrome, and his ability to stay composed in chaos, like a diver. He keeps protection nearby and has a “blade” in his cap, which adds to his “cutthroat” persona. The verse also touches on his reliance on certain drinks or substances to ease his mind, and he uses a lighter as a metaphor for guidance, showing a deeper side—acknowledging he may sometimes need help finding his way despite his self-reliant image.

[Chorus (Reprise)]
Revisiting the chorus reinforces his bond with his friends and the energy that defines his life. He’s constantly on the move, always making things happen, whether it’s spending freely or showing off his wealth. The mention of diamonds and material luxuries reflects both pride and the confidence he’s built over time. He’s not afraid to call the shots or stand out, enjoying the mix of status and loyalty that his “cutthroat” way of life brings, always keeping his image and inner circle tight.