Part Of Me

Album: released as a single (2025)
Charted: 57 66
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  • (Luca on the track)

    You deserve a Patek and a Birky, look
    I know I'm heavy, but I'm ready for you
    It's been a while, know my savages is thirsty
    Somebody 'round me catch a body, girl, I'm headin' to you
    Ooh, somebody try to touch my chain and we gon' murk 'em (ooh)
    'Bout twenty-five inside the Glocky, let it burn, mm (let it burn, ooh)
    Like Michael Jack', can you just rock with me like? Look
    Like Kawasaki, come through, ride like a bike and you come through
    Like how your Birkins always complement your Hermès sandals
    Ass fat, Lululemon them tights if you want to
    Say my name, make you yell it out on purpose
    Tat my name on you, spell it out in cursive
    Jump in the Maybach, we can hide behind the curtains
    Knew shit got crazy when the Perkies wasn't workin'
    Heard about you rattin', try to call, don't got no service
    Try to catch me lackin', it's too bad, this .40 turn shit
    Mm, I really mean it when I said I, I love you so
    Turned to a demon when you left, you left me in the cold
    And I ain't know nothin', I was stupid, I was buggin', I was fine by myself

    When you left, you lost a part of me
    Who put Chrome Heart on your sleeve?
    You know that's all me
    You was 'posed to be my favorite
    No chasin' when it's up in your cup
    Closet for him, I replaced all your stuff
    New hoes in my face tryna get in my bed
    I'm just sayin', baby, you was 'posed to be my favorite

    I'm just sayin' it's your beauty, shawty
    Even though your sweatpants say Juicy and it's jiggly
    Never said it, but I like you better naked, icy necklace
    She like, "What you doin'? Come through" Got off the exit
    Park the Bentley, know I like flexin'
    Always puttin' you first, should've put you second, though
    Guess I never learned my fuckin' lesson
    Still smell your perfume in my bed
    Guess I woke up on the wrong side
    Tryna figure out where the hell I went wrong, I
    Will never ever disrespect, I put you courtside
    I'm from the Bronx, I got an X under my eye for it
    I got a Glocky in my pants and you could die for it
    Yeah, I'm a dog, ain't got no roof (woo)
    I'm in a coupe and if I tell a nigga shoot, then he gon' slide for it
    Goin' crazy, I really need you back in my life, baby

    When you left, you lost a part of me
    Who put Chrome Heart on your sleeve?
    You know that's all me
    You was 'posed to be my favorite
    No chasin' when it's up in your cup
    Closet for him, I replaced all your stuff (I replaced all your stuff)
    New hoes in my face tryna get in my bed
    I'm just sayin', baby, you was 'posed to be my favorite

    When you left, I lost a part of me
    Chrome Heart on your sleeve
    You was 'posed to be my favorite
    No chasin' when it's up in your cup
    And I replaced all your stuff
    And it ain't nobody better Writer/s: Artist Dubose, Bobby Womack, Jermaine Mauldin, Johnta Austin, Joshua Moreau, Kenneth Edmond, Luca Fano-Caroti, Mariah Carey, Mauel Seal, Patrick Moten, Sandra Sully, Sidney Johnson, Stanley Bristol, Tyler Gabriele
    Publisher: Bluewater Music Corp., CREATE MUSIC, Reservoir Media Management, Inc., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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