From the very first line, Jabron sets a boundary that’s spiritual, not just emotional. That’s southern-coded respect and emotional depth, layered into a flex that’s both heartfelt and defiant. The tension of the song lives in that duality—sacred roots vs. worldly rise.

“Good Ole Days” isn’t a song stuck in the past—it’s about how the past never really leaves you. It’s confident and casual, full of coded memories and unapologetic declarations. ForeverJabron doesn’t chase validation. He knows who he is, and he knows where he came from.

It’s that awareness—wrapped in clever bars, rich imagery, and unfiltered wit—that makes the track hit harder than it first appears. It’s not just a flex. It’s a reminder that the journey matters as much as the glow-up.

Produced by VohnJovie

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