The second to last track on the album is an ode to one of Logic’s favorite shows, Cowboy Bebop. One of the main characters in that show, Spike Spiegel, is an actual space cowboy. Logic has already shouted out this show on other songs, like “Lost In Translation” and “Celebration”.
[Intro]
Yeah, yeah, uh
[Verse 1]
Grammy-nominated, never won it though
Don't need it, but deep down I want it though
Bank account still on a hunnid though
My bank account still on a hunnid (Ayy)
But that don't mean shit, that don't mean that I'm shit
It's just me and my clique and we bombin' this shit
Ain't no drama and shit, now I'm throwin' a fit
Watch me throwin' a fit and get lit like I'm Evel Knievil
Just me and my people, we call this the sequel to Under Pressure
Ain't no need to measure who the best
Fuck around and know who the best
Who give a shit? I just spit about this and I know what I love
R-A-double-T, I put nothing above like that thing in the glove
From Maryland to LA, I'm a motherfucking boss at the bars
And I'm down for the cause, who's down for the cause?
Take a step back, hold up (L-O-G-I-C)
Put the city on the map with the city on my back
Let 'em know you're never ever goin' back (L-O-G-I-C)
Don't be scared to murk 'em all, hurt 'em all, watch 'em all
Get up all, watch 'em all get a ball (L-O-G-I-C)
When you grow up in a hood without a male role model
And your momma turn to the bottle
Give a damn about status, who the baddest
I just wanna be the raddest dad as I can be
This shit is systemic inside of us B', the media lie to us B'
They tell us we can be whoever we want to be
And then when we try, what they tell us? (What they tell us?)
What they tell us? To live more realistically (Ayy)
Fuck that, get the fuck back, fuck rap and all that noise
Growing up, how I grew up I really never had a choice
Had killers and murderers in my house and they was all of my boys
But deep down I always knew better, knew that shit I need to avoid
[Verse 2]
Ayy, ayo
I got a lot on my mind
Got a lot of work ahead of me
I'm tryna maintain balance of my time
Never want to let it bottle up like everything fine
That's how you go crazy and end up in the pond
I've been talkin' to my therapist
Rhymes I've been writin' so hot you would think it was in Arabic
Flow bomb like a terrorist, never careless
I got soul like Parrish, yeah, from Tokyo to Paris
My bitch bad, stay with money like a heiress
Time with my wife and my son what I cherish
[Break: Logic]
Just try to relax your mind
Just try to relax your mind
Just try to relax your mind
Just try to relax your mind
[Outro: Logic & Little Bobby]
Alright, well I guess I just I woke up one day and I was like "You know what? I kinda feel like rapping again." You know what I'm saying? So I did. And I been chillin' with Little Bobby and his fine ass momma and we out here in the country. Shooting guns, riding dirt bikes and shit and I was just like "Man, I want to do this." So I invited all the homies out here in the middle of nowhere. And uhh we just decided to do this Bobby Tarantino EP, 3-P, off the cuff just for fun, just for the summer, just for all the homies. But we actually out here recording this album. It's gon' be my last studio-album on Def Jam. So, so it's gon' be a vibe. It's just gon' to be fun, you know, just a fun thing. You know me, I'm a nerd, I love hip-hop, man. I love you listening, I love the fans, we doin' this shit for the fans man. Whole time I was gone they was like, "Come back! Come back!" and I was like, "Nah." And then now I'm like, "Yeah, alright, I'm back." I love y'all so much. RATTPACK, baby. Yeah. Little Bobby. (Dadda, Momma)
See You Space Cowboy... was written by Phife Dawg & Keanu Beats & Q-Tip & Fabio Aguillarr & Ali Shaheed Muhammad & 6ix & Logic.
See You Space Cowboy... was produced by 6ix & Keanu Beats & Fabio Aguillarr.
Logic released See You Space Cowboy... on Fri Jul 30 2021.
On June 14, 2021, the BobbysWorld YouTube channel uploaded the following video, titled “Logic Makes a Beat Live in the Studio.”
You may recognize this beat from the switch-up in the leaked track “88 Bars.” The lyrics in the first section of the leaked track would later be used in No Pressure’s “5 Hooks.”