Arrdee - Hello Mate Ft. Kyla (lyrics) May 2026

Hello mate, I'm feelin' so low Been on my own, ain't got no one to go Been tryin' to find my way, but it's hard to know If I'm goin' in the right direction, or if I'm goin' slow In this verse, ArrDee sets the tone for the song, expressing feelings of loneliness and uncertainty.

I've been through struggles, I've been through strife Tryna find my way, through the dark of life I've been tryin' to stay strong, but it's hard to bear The weight of the world, on my shoulders, I swear In this verse, ArrDee reflects on his past experiences and the challenges he's faced. ArrDee - Hello Mate ft. Kyla (Lyrics)

I'm tryna find my place, in this world outside Tryna get my head around, the way I feel inside I'm searching for a light, in this dark night Tryna find my way, to a brand new life The pre-chorus is repeated, emphasizing ArrDee's ongoing search for a sense of purpose and direction. Hello mate, I'm feelin' so low Been on

I'm tryna find my place, in this world outside Tryna get my head around, the way I feel inside I'm searching for a light, in this dark night Tryna find my way, to a brand new life The pre-chorus highlights ArrDee's desire to find his place in the world and to overcome his emotional struggles. I'm tryna find my place, in this world

Hello mate, I'm feelin' so alone Hello mate, I'm tryna find my way back home I'm tryna find my heart, and make it whole Hello mate, I'm tryna find my soul The chorus is repeated, with both ArrDee and Kyla delivering a heartfelt performance.

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