Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Pillmatic, artist - Gym Class Heroes. Album song The Papercut Chronicles, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 21.02.2005
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Fueled By Ramen
Song language: English
Pillmatic |
Pillmatic, three Xanax down |
I’m poundin Honey Browns |
I’m pillmatic |
The Oxycontin got my stomach rotten |
Pillmatic, I swear to God I’m not an addict |
But I’m still at it, dagnabbit I’m pillmatic |
Thinkin back on when it all started |
I found pink hearts in mommy’s little pocket book and took 'em |
Poppin when she wasn’t lookin, I guess it runs in the family |
I’m liable to eat any pill you randomly hand me Save the greenery I’m lookin for them labels |
Readin «may cause drowsiness" — «be careful when operating machinery» |
Beautiful pharmaceuticals, residue in my cuticles |
Sniffin them when it’s suitable, wishin they made 'em chewable |
Catch me in The Source with five pills next to my name |
Like FUCK five mics, I want five Vic’fame |
If, killin pain is the name of the game |
Then I’m your number one draft pick |
Dash quick to the closest medicine cabinet, kill the whole bottle |
Never played the role model position, I’m just livin |
So take two of these and call me in the mornin |
I’ma take four and finish this 40 cause life’s borin |
And I’m |
Keep the hydro unless it’s codone behind it Never have to roam far from home to find it Writin fake scripts like my doctor signed it |
'Til I spelled his last name wrong |
This ain’t a song for the kids like the last album |
Put 'em to bed go ahead and turn the volume/Valium up A couple meds to ease the pain of the papercuts |
The doctor says slow down, maybe later buts |
FOrty milligrams, a 40 and I’m faded |
This world is crazy so I stay medicated |
Percocet, Ativan, and Klonopin |
When my social lights are out they turn 'em on again |
And I’ll eat 'em 'til I’m born again |
Oxycontin, orange juice and gin |
Equals projectile wild style burner on the porcelain |
(Daaaamn you alright?) I’m all good, I’m good |