Two speakers trade verses over the refrain "All of the lights," with one narrating street life and survival in the ghetto while the other hypes up the energy. Light imagery runs through it, from flashlights to spotlights, as a symbol for visibility and the intensity of the environment.
She caught a fit. I did that time and spent that bread. I made it home. I'm almost there. I'm on my way, headed up the stairs. To my surprise, a nigga replacing me. I had to take him to that ghetto university. The lights, top lights, flashlights, spotlights, strobe lights, street lights. All of the lights, all of the lights. Fast life, drug life, thug life, rock life every night. All of the lights, all of the lights. I spent that bread. She need a daddy, baby, please. Can't let her grow up in that ghetto university. All of the lights, top lights, flashlights, spotlights, strobe lights, street lights. All of the lights, all of the lights. Fast life, drug life, thug life, rock life every night.
All of the lights, all of the lights in here, baby. Extra bright, I want y'all to see this. Turn up the lights in here, baby. You know what I
