Mac Miller
Woods lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2020
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 4:47
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, things like this ain't built to last
I might just fade like those before me
When will you forget my past?
Got questions, ask, you know the stories
And you need to let me know
When you're leaving, where you go
Can I come?
Do you believe me, are you close?
Yeah, even if you don't
That'll get you sprung
Do I, do I, do I love?
Can I, can I, can I get enough?
Yeah, don't run away, love
Hate love, heartbreak will have you bankrupt
Too many days in a daze, better wake up
I put your face in a place where the space was
Nobody makes you feel like you but (Do I?)
And you don't know what you should do
You just lookin' for someone to make you move, ooh, tell me (Do I?)
I make this planet feel like home
Results first time the door is closing
So far beyond all our control
You say your soul's so close to broken
It's so much better when you wait
Forever and a day, that's all I got
Put it together then it breaks
All the energy it takes, it never stop
Do I, do I, do I love?
Can I, can I, can I get enough?
Yeah, I never slip, I never fall
I tried to tell you 'bout a better life
And get involved big or small
It's been my fault, I keep it safe, it's in the vault
Blindfold her, keep it going 'til we hit a wall, yeah
I'm never going through the motions
I'm just tryna lay your body down slowly
We can only go up
We can only go up
Do I, do I, do I love?
Can I, can I, can I get enough?
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Key vocabulary
- move
- change positionA1
- much
- a large amountA1
- need
- must haveA1
- never
- not at any timeA1
- nobody
- no personA1
- past
- before nowA1
- place
- specific locationA1
- put
- place somethingA1
- questions
- things to askA1
- results
- outcomes; effectsA1
About this song
Mac Miller was an American rapper and singer from Pittsburgh whose genre-spanning hip-hop combined party-starting beginnings with introspective, often jazzy and philosophical songwriting. He first broke through with the mainstream success of Blue Slide Park and later became a self-produced auteur credited under the name Larry Fisherman, known for candid material that culminated in his final album Swimming.