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Kim Kardashian Says Lyrics From Kanye West’s ‘Lost In The World’ Came From A Poem He Wrote Her
Getty Image She shared the story on her Instagram as a way to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of her husband’s ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.’ …

Kanye West is celebrating the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy on Sunday and as a result, fans took to Twitter to celebrate the album and post their best memories of it like when they first bought the album or seeing the GOOD Music rapper perform live. Others used the anniversary to debate whether or not the 2010 album was the best release in Kanye’s catalog.
Others like Kim Kardashian, however, had a much more personal connection to the album. The wife of Kanye West revealed a very interesting tidbit about “Lost In The World” from My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
Kim Kardashian says that Kanye’s song “Lost In The World” was a poem he wrote in her birthday card#MBDTF10 pic.twitter.com/dtoBJSqlSg
— Complex Ambition (@CmplxAmbition) November 22, 2020
Sharing the news on her Instagram story, Kim said, “For those that don’t know the story of ‘Lost In The World’ on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy…. Kanye couldn’t come up with some lyrics and then realized he had them, it was what he wrote me for my 30th birthday card.” She added, “He took the poem he wrote me and made it the song,” before concluding the post with “Happy 10 year anniversary MBDTF.”
In the next post, she shared the birthday card Kanye gave her for her 30th birthday and it reveals the rapper ended up using the poem for the first verse of the song which reads:
You’re my devil, you’re my angel
You’re my heaven, you’re my hell
You’re my now, you’re my forever
You’re my freedom, you’re my jail
You’re my lies, you’re my truth
You’re my war, you’re my truce
You’re my questions, you’re my proof
You’re my stress and you’re my masseuse
Kim also shared the handwritten slip that Kanye used to write on as he created the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy track.
You can check Kim Kardashian’s post above.
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October 10, 2023 at 12:02 pm
Kim Kardashian revealed that the lyrics from Kanye West’s song ‘Lost In The World’ were derived from a poem he had written for her. This revelation was made on her Instagram as part of a celebration marking the 10-year anniversary of West’s album ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.’ This provides an intimate insight into the couple’s relationship and the creative process behind one of Kanye West’s most renowned albums.