One More Time Lyrics – Polo G

This cut, track 12 produced by jahk’s shadowy trap wizardry, wraps Polo’s signature melodic menace in piano drips and rumbling 808s that feel like a heartbeat skipping under streetlights. It’s drill-tinged introspection at its core: swift semi-auto nods to the violence that scars (“Swift to shoot my semi harder”), blind loyalty turning brothers into ghosts, and that gut-punch chorus questioning every wasted second (“How many times was the last time?”).

Thematically, it’s Polo unpacking the hood’s cruel math—art as escape from dying young, institutional traps that humanize no one, and the quiet grind of staying humble while the world bets against you. No features steal the shine; it’s him solo, voice cracking with the weight of ‘jects failing and fresh trails blazed, a far cry from his early bangers but deeper, like therapy bars etched in VVS ice.

Black Heart Edition? It’s Polo’s expanded confession booth, bloating the original HOOD POET into a 22-track beast of mostly fresh, unreleased heat—opener “Pain Killerz” sets the numb tone, rolling through VonOff1700’s raw “Move Wrong,” G Herbo’s gritty “Gangsta Graduation,” a posthumous King Von flex on “95 Bulls,” and closers like “Rent Due” that linger like unpaid debts. The vibe’s darker poetry: black hearts as badges of battles won and lost, no frills, just unfiltered fables from the trenches, clocking over 70 minutes of survival sonnets. Recorded piecemeal in Chicago haze post his ’24 hiatus, it’s less victory lap, more mirror stare—proving Polo’s trading chart chases for catalog classics.

He’s at that crossroads glow right now, 26 and battle-tested after Hall of Fame 2.0’s platinum plaques and those therapy-fueled festival sets that turned mosh pits into therapy circles. The kid who flipped “Finer Things” into a blueprint is owning his evolution: from rage-rap rookie to hood laureate, stacking tours from London’s Wireless to LA’s Rolling Loud with whispers of a memoir brewing. This edition? It’s him handing over the black heart, beat up but still beating.