Please Lyrics – Real Boston Richey Ganlyrics

Please Lyrics by Real Boston Richey is a latest English song in the voice of Real Boston Richey. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Please song lyrics are also written by Real Boston Richey. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In It, the artist reflects on his struggles and the pressures of his lifestyle. He talks about facing adversity, being surrounded by betrayal, and the weight of fame. Despite his success, he’s constantly dealing with challenges, from the fast pace of life to the dangers of his environment. He feels overwhelmed and urgently calls out to God for help, wanting to protect his loved ones, especially his son, and ensure his legacy. It’s a raw look at the emotional toll of living in the streets while trying to navigate fame and responsibility.

[Verse 1]
Tip-toeing through adversity, I know n!ggas heard of me
And what I been going through, I’m letting you know it ain’t no hurting me
Known for spending plenty money on women, it ain’t no curving me
I been trapping hard since I was a youngin, it ain’t no serving me (Thtboistokes go crazy)
Uh, these crackers merging me
I always stack up a ten like I get the most on the first and third to me
They can’t fu*k with me, you talking money, then they referred to me
You fu*k with somebody I love, I pull a second and a third degree

[Chorus]
Mm, mm, mm

Somebody call God, come save me, it’s an emergency
Mm, mm, mm
Somebody call the Lord, tell Him come ’cause this s*it urgency
Uh, uh, uh, uh
Please, please, please, please, it’s an emergency
Uh, damn, uh
Please, please, please, Lord, this is urgently
Uh
I need you to save me, urgency
Uh, uh
Every time I wake up, the world is hurting me

[Verse 2]
All these n!ggas change up
Life been going fast since I got famous
I’m thinking ’bout going back to the block to get my change up
I’m going through it, but I done came this far, can’t give my fame up
I love hard and if I love you, girl, don’t change up
Them things up, when I post a picture of us, them b!tches flame up
Me and my brother done caught a fed case just to hold our chain up
Fu*k a n!gga, you go against this s*it, your ass get banged up
I been moving real careful since I done had a son
I been grinding since he was born, tryna have my son upper echelon
I know a couple b!tches tried to diss me ’cause I ain’t give ’em nothing
I cut them b!tches off, tryna play my head just like a hair salon, I’m done with it

How I’ma have some love, can’t even have fun with it?
Before you approach me like a regular, know I got my gun with me
I wouldn’t even spin the block if I got my son with me
I gotta protect the brand, when I’m gone, he gon’ run with it
I been in the game so long, I went numb in it
Every time the feds rush the home, they throw b0mbs in it
If you ain’t my baby girl, I won’t stick my tongue in it
Got all the cribs full of powder up in the air, can’t put no arms in it

[Chorus]
Mm, mm, mm
Somebody call God, come save me, it’s an emergency
Mm, mm, mm
Somebody call the Lord, tell Him come ’cause this s*it urgency
Uh, uh, uh, uh
Please, please, please, please, it’s an emergency
Uh, damn, uh
Please, please, please, Lord, this is urgently
Uh
I need you to save me, urgency
Uh, uh
Every time I wake up, the world is hurting me

Please Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Real Boston Richey talks about navigating tough situations and how he’s built a reputation despite facing challenges. He mentions overcoming adversity, highlighting that he’s been through a lot but nothing can break him. He’s known for spending money on women and having a lavish lifestyle, but no one can change him or “curve” his path. His roots in the streets run deep, and he’s been hustling since he was young, showing that he’s too seasoned to be outworked or taken advantage of. The mention of “stacking up a ten” refers to him making money consistently, and he’s confident that when it comes to money, he’s the go-to person. He also makes it clear that if anyone harms someone he loves, they’ll face severe consequences.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist is urgently calling out for help, asking for God to come and save him from his struggles. It’s a cry for intervention as he feels overwhelmed by everything happening around him. The repetition of “it’s an emergency” emphasizes the severity of his situation, and he’s feeling trapped or burdened by the weight of his life. The line “every time I wake up, the world is hurting me” reveals that his struggles are ongoing, and each new day feels like more pain and stress piling on.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Real Boston Richey expresses how his life has drastically changed since he became famous. People around him started to act differently, and he feels like he can’t trust anyone anymore. Despite his fame, he considers returning to the block to make more money and stay grounded. He’s been through a lot, but he’s determined not to lose his status or the life he’s worked for. His loyalty is strong—when he loves someone, he expects them to stay loyal too. He mentions how people react when he posts pictures with a woman, showing how his fame attracts both attention and jealousy. He and his brother have faced legal issues, but they held onto their success regardless. He’s learned to be careful since becoming a father, knowing he has to protect his family and legacy. He talks about the danger in his environment, noting how he’s always ready to defend himself, especially now that he has a son to protect. The struggles with women and fake friends are also highlighted; he’s learned to cut out the negative influences from his life. He’s constantly on guard, carrying a gun for protection, and he takes no chances with his son around. His experience in the game has made him numb to the dangers, but he’s always ready for whatever may come, even when the singerities raid his home. His loyalty is only for certain people, and he’s not wasting time with those who don’t earn his trust. The mention of “cracks full of powder” and “no arms in it” refers to the risky, illegal lifestyle he’s entrenched in, but he’s still committed to making sure his son has a better future.

[Chorus]
In the second chorus, the artist repeats his desperate plea for divine intervention, once again asking God to come and save him because he feels like his life is spiraling out of control. The repeated cry for help reflects his deep anxiety and the sense that he’s fighting battles on all fronts—emotionally, physically, and mentally. He needs a way out of the pain he feels, and this prayer for rescue becomes a way for him to cope with the overwhelming pressure in his life.