Yeah, yeah, yeah
It’s good
Oh shit
Mushrooms, LSD, marijuana
Light that shit
Oh shit
This is every heavy drug, that’s known at every level
This assault with deadly metal bumpin’ heavy metal
Do this for myself, across my hood and every ghetto
Paper pushin’, paper petal, cause I heavy petal
It’s real nigga flowin’ through my blood and every vessel
Time is money, so I saved the load on every bezel
I just had a dream, I dipped my watch canary yellow
I woke up and then I bought that bitch in every yellow
Let go back to business, my fits Prada for my Devil
Cause life’s a bitch with red lipstick and high stilettos
Flacko jumpin’ fences from pigs, with ’em them biscuits
I hypnotized my Sig, but my .38 was kinda special
What a life this is, what a sight this is
Where the darks and the light skin kids
Get along with the white persons
All alike when the lights get dim
On a righteous pass, where you don’t look back
Nigga spark your cig, niggas light your hash
Niggas light your spliff, where you puff, don’t pass, just sip it
I just had an epic dream like Dr. King
Police brutality was on my TV screen
Harmony, love, drugs, and peace is all we need
Harmony, love, drugs, and peace is all we need
Exploring the Introspective Vibe of “Dreams (Interlude)”
ASAP Rocky’s “Dreams (Interlude)” offers a raw and psychedelic glimpse into the rapper’s mind, blending vivid imagery with reflections on ambition, struggle, and fleeting moments of hope. The references to drugs like mushrooms, LSD, and marijuana set a dreamlike, surreal atmosphere, mirroring the blurred lines between reality and aspiration. Rocky touches on themes of material success, survival, and street life, with lines about buying luxury watches and dodging law enforcement, but these are contrasted with deeper yearnings for harmony and unity. The interlude’s standout moment is its nod to Martin Luther King Jr., positioning Rocky’s dreams as both personal ambitions and a vision for social peace where love and equality triumph over adversity. The repeated plea for harmony, love, drugs, and peace underscores a longing for transcendence and collective healing.
Song Credits
- Artist: ASAP Rocky
- Songwriters: ASAP Rocky
- Release Year: 2015
- Label: RCA Records