Go Hard or Go Home
Wiz Khalifa · Other Songs - Wiz Khalifa
I feel like the sky is falling down
Ain't nobody here to play around
Push it to the edge, I won't back down
Cause it's time to go hard or go home
One way up, no way out
I give it all, all for the family
We stay up, no bail outs
Give it all, all for the family
[Verse 1: Wiz Khalifa]
Five, four, three, two, I got one shot
You lose the love and respect, that's where the trust stop
New work, top drop
I roll up every fifteen minutes like a bus stop
And you can smell just how I'm smokin' when I burn out
And you can catch me ridin' dirty, but my car not
It's love and loyalty until my heart lock
Never turn your back, won't know how it turned out
I said it once, I'll do it again
I'm playin' the game, I do it to win
With you and your friend, that's thick and thin
That's me and my team, you know we gon' win
You know we gon' ball, you know we gon' ride 'til the wheels fall off
You know we gon' stick to the course, we ain't thinkin' 'bout y'all
[Hook]
[Verse 2: Iggy Azalea]
M-O-N-E-Y, what I go hard for
Swingin' on the green like I'm tryna get a par four
You ain't sittin' at my table, hope you starve
Ho, don't be pushin' my buttons 'less you startin' up my car
Pressure make a diamond, that pressure make me a star
Got a method to my madness, to bring me down by the bar
People always askin' me how I got this far
My response is just to keep it honest and be who you are
Now they call me Mrs. Money like I'm married to the mula
Just to measure my success I need at least a hundred rulers
Glory, hallelujah, I'mma take that ass to church
I'mma finish like I started, Iggy still got that work
[Hook] (x2)
Go Hard or Go Home
Released by American rapper Wiz Khalifa, "Go Hard or Go Home" stands as a defining track from his 2014 album Blacc Hollywood. The song blends hip-hop with a distinct rock influence, featuring a heavy guitar riff that anchors its energetic delivery. Produced by the artist himself, the recording captures the raw, unfiltered intensity characteristic of Khalifa's style during this period. It serves as a thematic centerpiece for the album, reinforcing the narrative of resilience and determination. The track has become a staple in his discography, often cited as a key example of his ability to merge Southern hip-hop sensibilities with alternative rock elements. Its enduring popularity reflects its role in cementing Khalifa's status as a versatile force in contemporary music.