| Yeah, there’s two kinds of people today
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| There’s happy people
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| And there’s people like me
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| You think you know me, please
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| You have no idea
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| You think my life is great
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| Shit, I cover up the tears
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| Where the fuck are you at Spence? |
| Pick up the phone
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| You haven’t called back since- I’m feeling alone
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| You got a girl now? |
| Forgetting your close friends?
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| Feeling hopeless, just so you know this
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| I’m 'bout to dose benzos through dead cold
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| Bent over the bed, no (ugh), nevermind that, bro
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| Tipsy over the edge, yo, my chest needs a less load
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| Depressed, not knowing what’s next, so
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| I keep smoking, I know soon I’ll have a heart attack
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| The last cancer stick, that crushed the camel’s back
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| And now I’m drinking and drivin', tears fillin' my eyes
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| I should crash under these Vanilla Skies
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| Concealing these feelings but it’s killing myself
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| You were always one of the few willing to help
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| But lately you don’t respond when I hit up your cell
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| My tank needs a fill-up stranded in the pits of this hell
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| Seven missed calls, please stop hittin' this cell
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| All this dude does is complain, it’s giving me hell
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| I know sometimes he’s trapped and he’s feeling in jail
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| But that don’t mean he gotta bring me to that prison as well
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| Oh, another call? |
| Now, I’m truly just pissed
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| Decline, decline, decline, you’re stupid as shit
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| We were supposed to be there for the fans, make music I think
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| But when we hang, all you do is just drink
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| You got me chain smoking as I ruin my health
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| Want to give up on music, not even do it myself
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| Sick of leading this life, best friend’s seein' a dead end
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| To get a piece of the pie, the key is bein' a legend
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| But all he sees is depression so I’m guessing it’s over
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| If you admire Em' so much, then why ain’t you gettin' sober?
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| It’s time to clean out the closet and act like a soldier
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| Fuck it, whatever, I’m comin' over
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| Spencer! |
| (phone dialing) Dammit! |
| (ringing) Pick up the phone man!
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| C’mon please, (pill bottles shaking in the background) pick up the phone,
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| please pick up the phone (phone continues to ring)
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| I can’t take this shit no more man, please
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| Yo, just answer this one time, bro (answering machine picks up)
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| FUCK!
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| Can’t take this shit no more (Beeeeep!)
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| Really? |
| Another voicemail you sent me to
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| I guess this is my goodbye, I’ma end it too
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| I can’t stop thinkin' about the bitter truth
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| I hate this rap shit now, Spence, it’s pitiful
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| I quit it through, finished, done, I’m miserable
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| Reached my wits end, fuck the world, diggin' through
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| Cause no one appreciates the time I’ve thrown in this
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| I’m getting too old for rejection so I blow a kiss
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| Eminem, Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers
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| You bit his style, his life, mimic his mannerisms
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| I don’t think you understand your physics
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| Can this get a hold of you and your image
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| I’m so sick and tired of being judged
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| Being such a great rapper is depleting love
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| And I don’t have the passion or even feel the rush
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| To write a song for the world so I’m giving up
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home
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| We don’t go back this time
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| For a place to call my own
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| For a place that I call home |