Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Planting the Roots Only to Fall Out the Tree, artist - $uicideboy$. Album song KILL YOURSELF Part XII: The Dark Glacier Saga, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 25.05.2017
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: G*59
Song language: English
Planting the Roots Only to Fall Out the Tree |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
I keep on strolling with no control of my thoughts or life (yeah) |
Seems like my home has become something I can’t recognize (ayy) |
Doubters turn to believers, but fuck, I’m not surprised (yeah) |
I miss my cousin so much, yet he’s still by my side (what?) |
Crazy how friends switch it, askin' how they can get a picture |
What happened to, «What's up, homie—how ya' doing? |
Goddamn, I miss ya» |
Don’t wanna be nowhere else, so I’m making myself create this hell |
In the place I dwell, stuck in an open cell |
Take me back 'fore the levees fell |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Time’s still changing 'cause brothers turnin' into snitches |
Yeah, I be that 7th Ward Lord with them devil horns |
Born and raised in the waves of the storm |
The flood has left me wet and torn |
The Garden of Eden destroyed by Babylon demons |
They poured the chlorine with no warning |
Petals on the floor freezing |
A world once unexplored, I think I’m Marco Polo covered in thorns |
Set my compass to avoid tethered forms |
New Orleans is war-torn, I ain’t bettin' scores |
And all of my friends are now whores |
And I’m bored of the replication of the life |
I once lived in the city I once adored |