Hardstone National Anthem song lyrics by Don Toliver
And You Know I Love To See You Whine
Don’t Let Me Catch You In Here Crying
And Turn Those Tears Into Wine
And Turn Those Tears Into Wine
Oh, I Was Raised By The Woods, Swam Through Water
Yet I Will Find Myself, Tryna Get Answers
Tryna Get Answers
You Know I Love To See You Whine
Don’t Let Me Catch You In Here Crying
And Turn Those Tears Into Wine
And Turn Those Tears Into Wine
Don’t Let This Be The Part Where You Leave
(Don’t Leave, Babe, Don’t Leave)
Fashion Statement, Wear My Heart On My Sleeve
(My Sleeve, Babe, It’s On My Sleeve)
Fashion Statement, Wear My Art On My Sleeve, That’s Only How I Feel
You Need Someone To Ride For You, I’m A Soldier For Real
I Need Space, Orbit Slowly ’round Me
Please Tell Me, Where Have You, Where Have You Been?
You Know I Love To See You Whine
Don’t Let Me Catch You In Here Crying
And Turn Those Tears Into Wine
And Turn Those Tears Into Wine
Don’t Let This Be The Part Where You Leave
Fashion Statement, Wear My Heart On My Sleeve
Fashion Statement, Wear My Art On My Sleeve, That’s Only How I Feel
You Need Someone To Ride For You, I’m A Soldier For Real
Ooh, Ooh
Ooh, Ooh
Ooh, Ooh
Ooh, Ooh
Summary
These lyrics convey a mix of emotional depth and protective sentiment. The speaker expresses a desire to see their loved one happy and vibrant (“I Love To See You Whine”), urging them not to cry but to transform their tears into something positive (“Turn Those Tears Into Wine”). There’s a sense of vulnerability and openness (“Wear My Heart On My Sleeve”), along with a commitment to support and stand by their partner (“I’m A Soldier For Real”). The repetition and introspective tone suggest a longing for understanding and connection, capturing the complexity of relationships and personal growth.
