Glassy – English Lyrics

• By: Lil Peep, Meeting by Chance
• Album: CHANGES

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the raw emotion of Lil Peep's collaboration with Meeting by Chance in the song "Glassy." This track offers a unique opportunity to explore the language of vulnerability and introspection that defined a generation of emo rap. Through its poignant lyrics, you can learn to express complex feelings of loneliness and the deep need for connection, all set to a hauntingly beautiful and minimalist beat. "Glassy" is special not only for its lyrical depth but also for its intimate, DIY creation, showcasing the early genius of an artist who would leave a lasting impact on music.

[English]

Give me your all, all

Give me your all, all, all, all, all

Give me your all

Baby, I ain't comin' up to fall

At first, you gotta crawl, then you get this tall

I ain't had much help

Now I'm all on my own in my room

Why the fuck these people callin' my phone? Wish it's you

But it ain't, now I'm stuck in my head

Feelin' like I'm dead, lookin' up from my bed

I don't need nothin', 'cept a dollar and a dream

I don't even need the dollar, I would rather have a bean

I had no one, you were someone

Someone to help me, someone to save me

I had no one, you were someone

Someone to help me, someone to save me from myself

Give me your all, all

Give me your all, all

Give me your all

Baby, I ain't comin' up to fall

At first, you gotta crawl, then you get this tall

I ain't had much help

Now I'm all on my own in my room

Why the fuck these people callin' my phone? Wish it's you

But it ain't, now I'm stuck in my head

Feelin' like I'm dead, lookin' up from my bed

I don't need nothin', 'cept a dollar and a dream

I don't even need the dollar, I would rather have a bean

Give me your all, all

Give me your all, all

Give me your all, all

Give me your all, all

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Key Grammar Structures

• Give me your all, all

  ➔ Imperative Mood

  ➔ The phrase "Give me your all" uses the imperative mood to express a direct command or request.

• At first, you gotta crawl, then you get this tall

  ➔ Present Tense with Future Implication

  ➔ The phrase "you gotta crawl" uses the present tense to imply a future action or process, suggesting a progression from crawling to becoming tall.

• I ain't had much help

  ➔ Double Negative

  ➔ The phrase "I ain't had much help" uses a double negative, which is common in informal English to emphasize the lack of assistance.

• Why the fuck these people callin' my phone?

  ➔ Contractions and Interrogative Sentence

  ➔ The phrase uses contractions like "callin'" and forms an interrogative sentence to express frustration and seek an explanation.

• I don't need nothin', 'cept a dollar and a dream

  ➔ Colloquial Contractions and Exception

  ➔ The phrase uses colloquial contractions like "don't" and "nothin'," and introduces an exception with "'cept" (short for 'except').

• Someone to save me from myself

  ➔ Prepositional Phrase

  ➔ The phrase "from myself" is a prepositional phrase that indicates the source or origin of the action, emphasizing self-conflict.