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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Not a Saint" by the artist "Vato Gonzalez"

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In "Not a Saint," Vato Gonzalez, along with vocalists Donea'o and Lethal Blizzle, paint a picture of a night fueled by debauchery and hedonism. The lyrical protagonist, intoxicated by the city atmosphere and potentially substances ("I only see flashing lights"), abandons any pretense of virtue ("No, I'm not a saint"). He dives headfirst into the night's pleasures, seeking intense, albeit fleeting, experiences ("Yeah, a night to remember").

Lethal Blizzle adds to the narrative by describing his pursuit of extreme intoxication ("Get fucked up is the only aim") and reckless abandon. He likens his sensations to the euphoria of a seaside stroll, amplified by something stronger ("Give me a drag of that..."). Despite hinting at the potential consequences of his actions ("I ain't ready for the big man / But a lil' encouragement can bring him out"), he remains steadfast in his desire to squeeze the most out of the night, even if it means breaking social norms.

The image of the girl staring at him "with venom" highlights the dissonance between the world he seeks pleasure in and the one bound by conventions. His defiance and lack of remorse are palpable as he embraces the identity of "not a saint."

[Donea'o:]

In the city it's now, eh

All I can see is flashing lights,

No I'm not a saint, no I'm not a saint

All I can see is flashing lights.

[Lethal Blizzle:]

So I'ma go hard,

Make sure everything's dench

I wanna wake up 9 o'clock in the morning

In my boxers on a park bench,

Yeah, a night to remember

Got wasted the only agenda

I will not lose

No retreat, no surrender.

Yo

I was moving in slow motion

It feels like a walk in the ocean

Star fish, bright lights,

I mean some of that dynamite potion.

I need some of that staff can toke in

These some of that stuff you're pocking.

I ain't ready for a big eagle,

But compliments might provoke in.

Okay when it feels like a fantasy,

It feels like every girl fancies me,

I said you're in the corner,

With the lips on her boyfriend

Looked to me angrily,

I think she want it to strangle

I said look bunch of family,

And I couldn't give a bite of complain

I ain't no saint.

[Donea'o:]

In the city it's now, eh

All I can see is flashing lights,

No I'm not a saint, no I'm not a saint

All I can see is flashing lights.

No, I'm not a saint, no I'm not a saint

No, I'm not a saint

No, I'm not a saint, no I'm not a saint

No, I'm not a saint

All I can see is flashing lights.

[Lethal Blizzle:]

So I'ma go hard,

Make sure everything's dench

I wanna wake up 9 o'clock in the morning

In my boxers on a park bench,

Yeah, a night to remember

Got wasted the only agenda

I will not lose

No retreat, no surrender.

I will not lose

All I can see is flashing lights

No retreat, no surrender

I ain't no saint.

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