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Llona’s ‘N****s Don’t Get Love’ Lyrics Explore Isolation and Resilience

Llona’s song ‘N****s Don’t Get Love’ reflects on isolation, pressure, and the need for resilience without expecting external support.

Llona has released a new track titled “N****s Don’t Get Love”, a reflective song that examines isolation, hardship, and the absence of support during personal struggles. The lyrics address pain, mortality, pressure, and the emotional weight of fame, framing success as something that can also feel confining. The song serves as a call for resilience and self-determination, emphasizing the need to navigate life without relying on others for rescue.

I’ve been waiting for you to wake up
There’s nobody coming to save us
Niggas don’t get no favors
Niggas don’t get no love
I’ve been waiting for you to wake up
Before they start to shame us
There’s a thousand ways to blame us
Niggas don’t get no favors

You you you
You decide
Do you too, you only get one life
No turn face when you see man die
Different date but it’s still same price
You do do
I’m still gon’ shine
Do voodoo ’til you lose your life
No turn face when you see man die
Different date but it’s still same price

Beat my body for no reason
And I trouble my soul for no reason
Hurt my soul for no reason
My fame is my own prison
Own prison oh oh oh

I’ve been waiting for you to wake up
There’s nobody coming to save us
Niggas don’t get no favors
Niggas don’t get no love
I’ve been waiting for you to wake up
Before they start to shame us
There’s a thousand ways to blame us
Niggas don’t get no favors

You you you
You decide
Do you too, you only get one life
No turn face when you see man die
Different date but it’s still same price
You do do
I’m still gon’ shine
Do voodoo ’til you lose your life
No turn face when you see man die
Different date but it’s still same price

Leave me the fuck alone
The fuck you mean my nigga?
The fuck you mean leave me alone bro?
Nigga you need to come outside bro, the fuck you mean?
Acting like you don’t already know this shit
Niggas don’t get love bro

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