Latitude – English Lyrics

• By: Lil Peep

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the introspective world of Lil Peep with "Latitude," an early yet profound track that captures his raw emotions and unique perspective on self-reflection and connection. This song offers a compelling way to engage with the language through its direct and vulnerable lyricism, exploring themes of identity and relationships that resonate deeply.

[English]

I think you straighten up a little bit

I think you should, I think you know

You should, you should look at yourself in the mirror sometimes

And say, "Look, what am I doing? Why, why am I this way?"

...

You ain't going nowhere with that attitude

I can't find anyone that's like me at this latitude

Ain't going nowhere, when I'm mad at you

I can't find anyone that's like me on this avenue

Going nowhere with that attitude

I can't find anyone that's like me at this latitude

Going nowhere when I'm mad at you

I can't find anyone that's like me on this avenue, hey

Just walk with me this time, she said

Don't talk to me this time

Fuck me right here, baby, fuck it

One more night here, baby, then I'm gone

Everything you ever wanted from me

I could give it to you right now, ayy

Watch my hands move, baby it's me (it's me)

I'm about to knock your lights out, yeah

Bitch, it's cold in my own city

You were there with me, used to want the whole scene, hey

I admit I never hated it

We were just some stupid fucking kids, hated everything

Going nowhere with that attitude

I can't find anyone that's like me at this latitude

I can't go nowhere when I'm mad at you

I can't find anyone that's like me at this avenue

Ain't going nowhere with that attitude

I can't find anyone that's like me at this latitude

I can't go nowhere when I'm mad at you

I can't find anyone that's like me on this avenue, hey

...

Key Grammar Structures

• I think you should, I think you know

  ➔ Should + infinitive for advice

  ➔ The word "should" is used to give advice or make recommendations. Here, it suggests what the listener ought to do.

• You ain't going nowhere with that attitude

  ➔ Contraction of 'are not' and double negative

  ➔ "Ain't" is a contraction of "are not," and the phrase uses a double negative for emphasis, which is common in informal speech.

• I can't find anyone that's like me at this latitude

  ➔ Relative pronoun 'that' and present simple in 'that's'

  ➔ The relative pronoun 'that' introduces a clause describing 'anyone,' and 'that's' is a contraction of 'that is,' using the present simple tense.

• Just walk with me this time, she said

  ➔ Reported speech with past simple

  ➔ The phrase 'she said' introduces reported speech, where the verb 'walk' is in the past simple to match the context of the conversation.

• Everything you ever wanted from me, I could give it to you right now

  ➔ Past perfect in 'ever wanted' and modal verb 'could'

  ➔ The past perfect 'ever wanted' refers to a past action completed before another past action. 'Could' is used to express ability or possibility in the past.

• Bitch, it's cold in my own city

  ➔ Contraction of 'it is'

  ➔ 'It's' is a contraction of 'it is,' used to express a current state or condition.

• We were just some stupid fucking kids, hated everything

  ➔ Past continuous for ongoing action in the past

  ➔ The past continuous 'were' indicates an ongoing action in the past, describing the state of being 'stupid fucking kids.'