Lirik Lagu Headlight – Eminem, Permintaan Maaf Marshall Kepada Ibundanya

HOLOPIS.COM, JAKARTA – Lantunan milik rapper dan penulis lagu asal Amerika Serikat, Marshall Bruce Mathers atau kerap disapa Eminem berjudul “Headlight” merupakan hits keluaran tahun 2013 pada album “The Marshall Mathers LP 2”.

Diketahui, pria kelahiran Missouri tersebut juga merilis sebuah video klip lagu itu yang membahas hubungannya dengan ibunya dan permintaan maaf atas kesalahan yang diperbuatnya.

Lebih lanjut, selama lebih dari 2 dekade Eminem menuangkan rasa kesalnya di masa lalu terhadap sang Ibu dalam lagu-lagunya, salah satunya ialah lagu “Cleaning Out My Closet”. Maka dari itu, dirinya menciptakan lagu “Headlight” untuk ucapan permintaan maafnya pada ibundanya.

Berikut Lirik Lagu Headlight – Eminem

Mom, I know I let you down

And though you say the days are happy

Why is the power off, and I’m fucked up?

And, Mom, I know he’s not around

But don’t you place the blame on me

As you pour yourself another drink, yeah.

 

I guess we are who we are

Headlights shining in the dark night I drive on

Maybe we took this too far

 

I went in headfirst

Never thinking about who what I said hurt, in what verse

My mom probably got it the worst

The brunt of it, but as stubborn as we are

Did I take it too far?

“Cleaning Out My Closet” and all them other songs

But regardless I don’t hate you ‘cause, Ma,

You’re still beautiful to me, ‘cause you’re my mom

Though far be it from you to be calm, our house was Vietnam

Desert Storm and both of us put together can form an atomic bomb equivalent to Chemical warfare

And forever we can drag this on and on

But, agree to disagree

That gift from me up under the Christmas tree don’t mean shit to me

You’re kicking me out? It’s 15 degrees and it’s Christmas Eve (little prick just leave)

Ma, let me grab my fucking coat, anything to have each other’s goats

Why we always at each other’s throats?

Especially when dad, he fucked us both

We’re in the same fucking boat, you’d think that it’d make us close (nope)

Further away it drove us, but together headlights shine, a car full of belongings

Still got a ways to go, back to grandma’s house it’s straight up the road

And I was the man of the house, the oldest, so my shoulders carried the weight of the load

Then Nate got taken away by the state at eight years old,

And that’s when I realized you were sick and it wasn’t fixable or changeable

And to this day we remained estranged and I hate it though, but