Tears In My Amiri's Lyrics & Info - D-Block Europe (Official Video)

 

Tears In My Amiri's Lyrics

[Young Adz:]

Feels like it's me against the world, I’m countin' no one else

Charge it to the game, it turned the boy so cold

I'll beat this baby .9 to make it home to baby girl

’Cause I ain't tryna go before my time, no, no

I cried a million tears in my Amiris

Broksi remind of Allah, keep him near me

Can you heal me? Do you really hear me?

No half-hearted, love, love me sincerely

Young nigga had the cocaine in the drought

Sent it Scotland, but I whipped it up in South

When you park up, make sure your face isn't out

Them youngins caught him lackin', and they chased him down

See every nigga in my city that died

Never knew that mornin' they was gonna die

And they scream, "R.I.P.," but niggas don't ride

Just charge it to the game, that's life

Yeah, can't complain about the game when you signed up

Only gettin’ hoes ’cause real girls don't like the lifestyle

My nigga said he’s done with broads, we want a wife now

Know a nigga 'bout the murders, but he changed his life 'round

My OG's seen so much fiends, he finds it hard to smile

Told him that he needs to change, but broski in denial

Now we on the yard with the lifers, feelin’ down

I wish I could buy a tank so I could free him now

Feels like it's me against the world, I'm countin' no one else

Charge it to the game, it turned the boy so cold

I'll beat this baby .9 to make it home to baby girl

'Cause I ain't tryna go before my time, no, no

I cried a million tears in my Amiris

Broksi remind of Allah, keep him near me

Can you heal me? Do you really hear me?

No half-hearted, love, love me sincerely

[Dirtbike LB:]

Yeah, massage chairs up in the track, it's like a hardhead

Niggas runnin' out of luck, it's been a hard year

I think I'm sick of turnin' up, I know it's part of growin' up

I throw the key to valet, [way to had to?] park it

I ain't got a seatbelt on this car, I'm ridin' S

I think I'm callin' you too much, I'm tryna text

I feel it burnin' in the bottom of my chest

It's them colours lookin' blurry from the diamonds on my neck

My packs stay green, so that ain't me

[?] closet twenty-five, Amiri jeans

Too much ice, I'm tryna stop it, got me slidin', drivin' [?]

All that pride, they can't stop it, 'cause I'm dyin' for what I belive

Fuck these other bitches, I just put you on a G5

Feel I'm buildin' Rome, I know it's what it seem like

If you was like these hoes, you know, you wouldn't be mine

[Young Adz:]

Feels like it's me against the world, I'm countin' no one else

Charge it to the game, it turned the boy so cold

I'll beat this baby .9 to make it home to baby girl

'Cause I ain't tryna go before my time, no, no

I cried a million tears in my Amiris

Broksi remind of Allah, keep him near me

Can you heal me? Do you really hear me?

No half-hearted, love, love me sincerely

Tears In My Amiri's Info

Song	Tears In My Amiri's
Artist	D-Block Europe
Writer	D-Block Europe
Label	D Block Europe TV
Release Date	Jan 20, 2023

Song Details

Tears In My Amiri's About

The UK rap group D-Block Europe has a song called "Tears in My Amiri's." The song, which was published in 2020, has a melancholic, ambient melody and melancholy lyrics. The lyrics of the song "Tears in My Amiri's" express the pain and suffering that the members of the group have gone through, both physically and mentally. 

The song's title, "Tears in My Amiri's," is a reference to the upscale clothing line Amiri. The group's challenges and trials are discussed in the song, along with how they were able to overcome them and achieve success. The group's capacity to make meaningful and approachable music is demonstrated by the song, which is a strong and expressive composition.

In "Tears in My Amiri's," a song that deals with more intimate and contemplative subjects than some of their earlier work, D-Block Europe demonstrate their artistic development and maturity. The group members open out about their anguish, troubles, and challenges in their lives in the song's real and honest lyrics. 

The song is a reflection of the group's journey, showing how they overcame hardship to achieve success. The song's lyrics make reference to the agony and suffering they have experienced while also expressing thanks and appreciation for all the people who have helped them along the way. The song is especially renowned for its metaphorical allusions to high-end clothing labels like Amiri.

A gloomy, ambient beat that nicely complements the reflective, emotive lyrics makes the song musically significant as well. The group's capacity to make meaningful and approachable music is demonstrated by the song, which is a strong and expressive composition. 

It has been highly received by both critics and followers, who have lauded the group's talent at using music to deliver potent and individualised messages. One of the highlight pieces of the group's history, the song has drawn a lot of attention for its accessible themes and stirring lyrics.