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Future -Honest

Future - Honest Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Honest
Released: 2013

Honest Lyrics

Dark Marzal on me I’m just Honest
Rock star my swag I’m just honest
Everything exotic I’m just honest
Gold all on my neck I’m just honest
Yeah, I’m just honest
We got the club on smash

Name another nigga hot I'm just honest
Gold bottles on bottles, I’m just honest
A hundred thousand on watches I’m just honest
Coupes all on coupes, I’m just honest
I keep a gang of bad bitches with me too
And we ain’t never going back to what we used to do
I was gon' lie to you but I had to tell the truth
I’m just being honest

My piss coming back dirty, I’m just being honest
Got bitches kissing on bitches, I’m just being honest
I’m a rock star for life, I’m just being honest
Got a check on me right now, I’m just being honest
We done turnt up in Platinum, then we gon hit Onyx
Ain't nothing but a dope boy, I’m just being honest
These niggas get shot for being honest
I fucked her on the spot, I'm just being honest
I'mma stack it til it rot, I'm just being honest
And I'm driving foreign coupes, dash two hundred
Live a rich nigga life, I’m just being honest
Real street nigga ain't get nothing but pain from it

Name another nigga hot I'm just honest
Gold bottles on bottles, I’m just honest
A hundred thousand on watches I’m just honest
Coupes all on coupes, I’m just honest
I keep a gang of bad bitches with me too
And we ain’t never going back to what we used to do
I was gon lie to you but I had to tell the truth
I’m just being honest

Got crack all in my draws, I’m just honest
My diamonds ain't got flaws, I’m just honest
These Zoes on sight niggas, I’m just honest
We can ball all night nigga, I’m just honest
You fuck nigga y'all don't even know struggle
You ain't even know why a nigga out here hustling
Got flat screens in the trap spot, I'm honest
Kept it real with all you niggas, I'm just too honest
Took some bitches out the strip club, I'm just honest
To the niggas all out in the hood, I'm just honest
Lil Mexico for life, I'm just honest
I came up shooting dice, I’m just honest

Name another nigga hot I'm just honest
Gold bottles on bottles, I’m just honest
A hundred thousand on watches I’m just honest
Coupes all on coupes, I’m just honest
I keep a gang of bad bitches with me too
And we ain’t never going back to what we used to do
I was gon lie to you but I had to tell the truth
I’m just being honest

Writer/s: WILBURN, NAYVADIUS / HILL, GARY RAFAEL / WAYNE, LELAND TYLER
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Honest

Future penned the title track and lead single for his sophomore album following accusations that the mother of his first child, Jessica Smith, that he was being dishonest about his net worth. The rapper agreed to pay $1,662 a month child support for their son based on his monthly income which he set at $16,516. However, after Future boasted on TV that he carries a minimum $25,000 cash on him at all times, Smith went back to court, claiming his actual monthly income exceeds $50,000.

Future proclaims on the hook:

"Name another nig-- hot I'm just honest
Gold bottles on bottles, I'm just honest
100,000 on watches I'm just honest
Coupes all on coupes, I'm just honest
I keep a gang of bad bitches with me too
And we ain't never going back to what we used to do
I was gon lie to you but I had to tell the truth
I'm just being honest."

Future uses repetition to get his point across - that everything mentioned in this song, such as his riches, women, and cars, is all true because he is honest.

Kodaline - Honest

Kodaline - Honest Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Coming Up For Air
Released: 2015

Honest Lyrics

We don’t communicate can you not say what’s on your mind?
And I see it every day you hide the truth behind your eyes.
Honestly, there’s no need for you to hide.
Talk to me, can’t you see? I’m on your side.

Honest, honest.
Say what it is you’re trying to say,
But if you lie to me again.
I'll be the one that walks away.
Is it in you to be honest? Honest.
Is it in you to be honest?

I still remember the day we met I was hanging on your every word.
I didn't think I would ever let somebody see into my world.
Honestly, can’t you see? I’m on your side.

Say what it is you’re trying to say,
But if you lie to me again.
I'll be the one that's walking away.
Is it in you to be honest? Honest.
Is it in you to be honest?

Is it all in my head or was it something I said?
Because I’m trying to forgive, and now I’m trying to forget,
You’re telling me all of this, no more hearing of it,
It was all just a lie, was it all just a lie?
Now I’m walking away cause everything that you say
All that you ever tell to me is lies, lies.

Honest, honest. Is it in you to be honest?
Say what it is you’re trying to say,
But if you lie to me again.
I'll be the one that walks away.
Is it in you to be honest?
Honest. Is it in you to be honest?
Is it in you to be honest?

Writer/s: Garrigan, Stephen Joseph / Prendergast, Mark Daniel / May, Vincent Thomas / Boland, Jason Matthew / Lee, Garret
Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Honest Song Chart

The first single from Kodaline's second album, shows the band developing the trademark sound of their 2013 debut A Perfect World. They attributed the harder edge to producer Garret "Jacknife" Lee, who has worked with a variety of rock artists, including U2, R.E.M., Bloc Party, Snow Patrol and Weezer. "Jacknife opened our eyes to different ways of working," explained bassist Jason Boland. "He gave us a lesson in experimentation. The way he records is amazing. He has everything in the studio turned on, synths all over the place, instruments everywhere. If you want to play something, you pick it up."

Asked by Digital Spy about the reasoning behind the Coming Up For Air album title, Jason Boland replied: "It kind of crept up on us, the whole album. We finished it almost before we had the pressure to start doing it, really. It was our first moment of actually taking a breath and stopping as a band for nearly two years since we started touring, so it's kind of symbolic. It fits with where we were with the album."

The band wrote this epic ballad about a once close friend with whom they they all fell out. Vocalist Stephen Garrigan told The Sun: "It's about losing your trust in someone."