Lord (feat. Scarlxrd)

In 'Lord,' GHOSTEMANE and Scarlxrd delve into themes of rebellion, self-discovery, and the struggle against societal norms. The song opens with a rejection of conventional religious beliefs, highlighting a sense of disillusionment with the world. The lyrics 'God, I ain't got no time for conversations with your God' suggest a personal conflict with traditional spirituality, portraying it as a 'simulation' that is 'twisted' and 'fucked.' This sets the tone for a narrative that is deeply introspective and critical of external influences.

The artists express a desire for self-focus and personal evolution. GHOSTEMANE mentions 'evolving controlling the speed' and 'revolving my thoughts for the cheap,' indicating a journey of self-improvement and mental resilience. The reference to 'LXRDMAGE gang' and 'tats' symbolizes a sense of identity and belonging within a subculture that values freedom and individuality. This is further emphasized by the line 'I'm the last of the free,' suggesting a defiance against conformity and societal expectations.

The song also touches on the challenges of fame and the music industry. Lines like 'tryna make sign a mess' and 'couldn't catch up if I stopped to rest' reflect the pressures and pitfalls of success. The artists critique the superficiality of the industry, where 'hate or love' are treated as 'one in the same' as long as they keep a name in the public's mind. The aggressive tone and imagery, such as 'creeping on the devil with a 9 to his face,' underscore a relentless pursuit of authenticity and a rejection of external validation. The song concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to 'pick your poison' and make their own choices, reinforcing the themes of autonomy and self-determination.