All she want is her picket fence
And you protest and you picket sign
But them courts won't side with you
Won't let you fly solo, yeah Frank Ocean – Solo
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Sometimes I feel like I'm a god, but I'm not a god
If I was, I don't know which heaven would have me, mama
Let me run this bitch, I'ma run it into the ground, mama, the whole galaxy Frank Ocean – Futura Free
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No trees to blow through, but blow me and I owe you
Two grams when the sun rise
Smoking good, rolling solo Frank Ocean – Solo
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Frank is dropping off his lover at home before he goes in to work the night shift, perhaps referring to a night in the studio. His lover wants him to spend the night, but Frank has work to do.
“Kumbaya” is a spiritual song asking God to help those in need. However, the phrase “let’s hold hands and sing Kumbaya” is an expression that describes a fake or forced peacemaking. Frank is avoiding spending the night with his lover because he doesn’t want to talk about what’s really wrong.
You know I can’t hear none of that “spend the night” shit
regarding the second explanation, he is probably not fully in terms with his homosexuality during this relationship and hence is avoiding the question. he doesn’t know what is wrong, he just doesn’t want to spend time with this girl (this gushy).
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Could be he doesn’t want to let the lady spend the night at his home when he’s off to work. So he drops her at her place when he leaves for the night shift. He however still needs her and that’s why he invites her over for drugs and sex after his shift in the next lines.
By calling spending the night “kumbaya shit” he’s saying he’s not emotionally invested in what they’re doing; he doesn’t want a relationship, so he’s not interested in staying the night after sex, and he’s mocking the idea of it as overly-sentimental
Kumbaya means come by here, so he could be also be relating staying over to coming by