Lust For Life

Drake · So Far Gone [2009]

I'm tryin to do it all tonight, I got plans

I got a certain lust for life, and as it stands

Everything is going as right, as it can

They tryin to shoot down my flight, before it lands... before it lands



But you can miss me with all that

Diss me then crawl back

I really wish ya'll would fall back

But gettin rich suppose to solve that

And these days women make office and who the hell am I to say

(no, no, no)

My ex sendin late night text cause she don't know how to let (go, go, go)

She in love

And as for them pretty light skinned models

standin in the cold aw yea they with us

Let them girls in for a drink

And I'm all in they ear

Saying she should be the one I see, everytime, that I'm here

But when I'm not really even here

Black surburban with the tint on it

Fresher than a pillow with a mint on it

The game got these old hand prints on it

But I'm a be the one to pour cement on it

Uh, and start over

And show up in the mars yellin Tux

I don't really give a fuck and we're only getting older

So what I tend to do is think of today as the past

It's funny when you're coming in first

but you hope that you're last (you just hope that it lasts)



Throw your one's up in the air

Throw your one's up in the air for her

Throw your one's up in the air

Throw your one's up

Lust For Life

Drake's "Lust For Life" serves as a pivotal track on his 2009 debut album, *So Far Gone*. The song exemplifies his early transition from rapping to singing, showcasing a raw, emotive vocal style that defined his emerging sound. Produced with a minimalist approach, the recording captures the vulnerability and introspection characteristic of his first major release. It stands alongside other key singles from that era, such as "Headlines" and "Fancy," which helped establish Drake as a significant figure in contemporary hip-hop and R&B. The track remains a staple of his discography, reflecting the emotional depth and melodic sensibilities that would become hallmarks of his career.