Imma grow up and be famous
Quit my job, change my name
Imma go buy some fake friends
Get addicted to cocaine
Imma be a superstar
In LA, in LA
You can be anything
For one day, one day
I can give you a taste
I'll get so high
Even my lowest point is heaven
Let me fly
I just want the diamonds
I just want the fame
Probably die alone but I can't complain
Imma be a star
I can be your monster
I can be your slave
Probably burn in hell
But I'll swing from the chains
Imma be a star
I'll show you
Wake up with bloodshot eyes
Didn't know heaven would be this bright
Worth more dead than I am alive
Ain't no angel but I stay this high, high
So I hang my body like a chandelier
I'll kill myself just for your tears
27 ain't that long to live
But I'll live forever
I just want the diamonds
I just want the fame
Probably die alone but I can't complain
Imma be a star
I can be your monster
I can be your slave
Probably burn in hell
But I'll swing from the chains
Imma be a star
I'll show you
In LA, in LA
I'll get so high
Even my lowest point is heaven
Let me fly
I just want the diamonds
I just want the fame
Probably die alone but I can't complain
Imma be a star
I can be your monster
I can be your slave
Probably burn in hell
But I'll swing from the chains
Imma be a star
I'll show you
Yeah, I'll show you
In LA, in LA
You can be anything
For one day, one day
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