Cold Feet

Mac Miller · I Love Life, Thank You [2011]

Yeah, uhhh

I rap better cause I'm mad clever

Oh my God! Hey



Mac Miller

Yeah, they always want that fun shit when you tryna

spit a little something real

They start running, turning chicken like a nugget meal

How the f-ck I feel? Kinda like 100 mills

Spun the wheel, bought a vowel, I don't owe you nothin' still

F-ck a deal, I can do it with my own team

Won before, seen, hearing all these hoes scream

When I was 14, sippin on my OE

Tryna marry money but that bitch kept getting cold feet

Music loud, hear it banging through the whole street

Beat getting shit on: toilet bowl seat

No sleep, just work, got a couple horny girls in a see-through shirt

So believe my hype, muthaf-ckas can't read nor write



Still they talking shit man, I've seen your type

Got problems, can't sleep at night

Cause your girl want to come around freak all night

I'm a sex drill when I'm rolling off them x pills

Five bikes, ten wheels, girl I'll leave your legs still

Say I don't do drugs, just weed

Well I'mma do drugs and speed down the street

Do doughnuts, your flow sucks, you so butt

Your girl's getting throat f-cked

I get high, I go up

Why you saying that he's a tramp?

They come to all those shows just to meet your friends?

So much coke sniffed, f-cking hoes with bloody noses

Just a couple doses, f-ck the roses

Class time: better take good notes

You bitches couldn't touch me with a Facebook poke

Bitch!

Cold Feet - Mac Miller

Mac Miller's "Cold Feet" stands as a defining track from his 2011 album *I Love Life, Thank You*, showcasing his signature blend of introspective lyricism and melodic hip-hop production. Released during a pivotal era in his career, the song captures the universal experience of feeling overwhelmed by life's demands while maintaining a laid-back, reflective tone. Miller's ability to weave personal vulnerability with catchy hooks made this recording a staple of his discography, resonating deeply with listeners who appreciated his honest portrayal of modern struggles. The track exemplifies the emotional depth and musical versatility that characterized his work, cementing his status as a significant voice in contemporary rap and R&B. Its enduring appeal lies in its relatable themes and the warmth of its delivery, making it a favorite among fans of his catalog.