Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Ride Or Die, artist - Yelawolf. Album song Trial By Fire, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 26.10.2017
Record label: Interscope Records Release;, Shady Records
Song language: English
Ride Or Die |
We was thick as thieves growing up |
Both of us raising hell |
Chasing liquor with liquor |
Racing and chasing tail |
You got caught with a nickel bag and then went to jail |
You sat it out for a week because your mama didn’t have bail |
I rode my bike to your house as soon as you got out |
Remember laughing at the cops and then I took you straight to the spot |
I moved away for some years to Atlanta, Georgia but stayed the same |
My troublesome attitude got me locked in an ugly chain |
We kept in touch every week and I noticed the change |
You wanted to clean up and go to school some day do the family thing |
And I was too wild to get it, admittedly so |
But I supported your move no matter which way that you rolled |
I guess you made a good choice, graduated with honors |
Got a good job at the factory making that legal dollar |
And as for me I got worse |
I found myself in a curse |
Dropped out of school for a dream |
A dream I didn’t rehearse |
You hit me up cuz you knew when you saw me I was bad off |
But I was too proud to ask for the help cuz I knew the cost |
But you offered a place to stay |
Until I could find my way |
You helped me go find a gig |
Clean up and get it straight |
Never once did you tell me to stop rapping and give it up |
As we sat talking on the bed of your lifted truck |
You had it all and I had nothing |
I’m just saying that meant something brother |
If you ever need me around I’ll be on the next train headed southbound |
I’ll never let you down, I can’t let you down |
Because when I couldn’t get my feet on the ground |
You’d do anything to help me out |
You never let me down |
What goes around comes around |
I’m just sitting here on my front porch singing |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
I’m just sitting here on my front porch singing |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
It’s been a while since I seen my friends, family and such |
Six months a year on the road, I never get to visit that much |
Even though it took me ten years to break a crack in this rock |
Now that I started this movement, I got no plans to stop |
Now you may see me in publications and radio placements |
A new truck, a new Harley, and think I forgot how I made it |
But ain’t a day that goes by that I don’t recall the struggle |
Scared to death to go back to it, I constantly hustle |
I thank you for my ambition |
For the strength to condition |
Anyone who helped me along the way and believed in my vision |
It takes a village to raise a child |
For me it took small towns |
Everything that I learned from it |
The ups and the downs |
My Uncle Buddy, he gave me a thousand dollars to make a tape |
Back in '02, when I could barely afford a plate |
And he couldn’t afford it either, but he did it anyhow |
And now he wears a thousand dollar smile, Uncle Bud |
If you ever need me around I’ll be on the next train headed southbound |
I’ll never let you down, I can’t let you down |
Because when I couldn’t get my feet on the ground |
You’d do anything to help me out |
You never let me down |
What goes around comes around |
I’m just sitting here on my front porch singing |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
I’m just sitting here on my front porch singing |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
I’m just sitting here on my front porch singing |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
I’m just sitting here on my front porch singing |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |
This one’s for my ride or die |