Nicotine Patches Song Lyrics
Nicotine Patches by $UICIDEBOY$ [Intro (Distorted)]
Triple Six
[Hook: RUBY DA CHERRY]
Hold up, wait!
Hold up, wait
Dynamite rows are rotting in they f**king graves
One day, I will forget the name
One day, I’ll forget the name, name, name (hold up, wait!)
Hold up, wait
Dynamite rows are rotting in they f**king graves
One day, I will forget the name
One day, I’ll forget the name, name, name
[Verse 1: $CRIM]
When I was twenty-seven every night I had dreams to die
Now I’m twenty-eight feeling more dead than alive
Twenty-nine in a month all my idols f**king dead
Got a check, more or less, just another problem
Breaking four-hundred degrees, no limit cash money
Half a milli’ pass the cash, I feel like cash money
Pop a Xan, couldn’t tell you when
I forget
f**k a friend
All I need is $crim and my kin (Ruby!)
Days looking grim, goosebumps on my skin
Hope the reaper come and hope my demise begin
Fill my vein with heroin
Poking through my skin
This is the end
[Chorus: RUBY DA CHERRY]
(Hold up, wait!)
Hold up, wait
Dynamite rows are rotting in they f**king graves
One day, I will forget the name
One day, I’ll forget the name, name, name
[Verse 2: RUBY DA CHERRY]
One day, I’ll become the same
A pile of ashes forgotten in a vase
Wrap my chain around the base and then put it on display
Flashing lights they shine so brightly
‘Till it blackouts every night see
Shattered glass rain from the sky
Beware my dream (aye)
That sh*t so binding
White gold blade on a bright gold chain
Ruby da Cherry been dated, so why the f**k would I not stay the same?
Every step that Ruby take, it like he walking on a plank
Let the waves crash down, let them take me to my grave
Ain’t no way my gang ain’t grey
Thousands of people are shouting but $uicide just saved the day
Roll up in the tang
f**k the fame
Remember my name
Until your memory fades
Like you manning the plague
Until my dying day
[Outro]
–tens of people arrested, several ounces of a deadly drug are now off the streets of St. Tammany Parish all after several law enforcement agencies joined forces