Transgressions Lyrics

$UICIDEBOY$

New World Depression

Jun 14, 2024

English

"Transgressions" is a new English song by $UICIDEBOY$, released on June 14, 2024, from the album New World Depression. The track features Ruby da Cherry and is produced by Budd Dwyer. The song is published on the $uicideboy$ YouTube channel,… Read More

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Transgressions Lyrics

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Transgressions Lyrics By $UICIDEBOY$

[Intro: Ruby da Cherry]
You did good, $lick
You can't understand this, I don't either
I don't either
But when the lord talks to me, I obey him
Uh, uh, yeah, uh

[Verse 1: Ruby da Cherry]
Y'all seen what I can do and I gotta ask you, who gon' stop me?
Can't even stop myself, that's really a problem, please, y'all gotta stop me (Uh)
Global domination, now I'm just missing an account with lockheed
Snorted Oxy's in Euros, dollars, crowns, pounds and zlotys
I've asked it before and I guess I'll ask it again
Would you really give a fuck about me if I wasn't famous?
I'm still the same fuck up that I was before the paychecks
Only now, I got a thousand eyes prying at that same mess
Rain check
I'll take my time, it's called fucking patience (Patience)
One day I'll take pride in who I am, and feel the pain less (Grr)
Without the word "Grey", you can't spell the word "greatness" (Greatness)
Put my heart in the box and give you the key hoping we'll share the same chest
Screen time increased, fine line crossed at least three times
Peace sign, you gonna be good? Yeah, I'ma be fine (Grr)
I'm still the same cherry flavored frigid fucking feline
Got my nine in my bag and now it's time to board the G5

[Bridge]
But when the lord talks to me, I obey him
Second world, East Bloc, Wetto, boy

[Verse 2: $crim]
Yeah, yeah
Swanging that motherfucking double R, my maw maw got some questions
'Bout if I done sold my soul and if I'll ever get to heaven
Fuck if I know, but this bottle ain't gon' fuckin' fill itself
Take some pills up off her shelf, then get back on the road to Hell
Doctor after doctor, cuttin' my momma 'cause it pay them well
Daddy ramblin' bout his gamblin', hope another twenty helps
Drinking GHB with fantasies of how I kill myself
Hanging from a noose?! I'm too rich, I need a Gucci belt
Looking up in the mirror and I can't say that I'm seeing much
Maybe this diamond chain will hide the fact I'll never be enough
Hurts too much to give a fuck
Taught, "You better pick a drug"
"Say it with your chest boy", I'm the definition of
Traumatized, angry mind, no daddy on the other line
Demoralized, always lyin', tellin' people I'll be fine
Won't be in text when I reply
Forever not the fuckin' time
Forever grey prioritized
In blood, I signed that dotted line

[Intro: Ruby da Cherry] The intro introduces the song with a sense of confusion and existential questioning. Ruby da Cherry's assertion of obeying a higher power juxtaposes the chaos of the verses with a semblance of spiritual or existential guidance, setting up the song's introspective and troubled tone.

[Verse 1: Ruby da Cherry] Ruby da Cherry's verse delves into the conflict between public perception and personal reality. He questions the authenticity of the admiration he receives, acknowledging that fame has not resolved his internal struggles. The verse portrays a sense of disillusionment with the superficial aspects of success and the difficulty of finding genuine self-worth despite external validation.

[Bridge] The bridge reiterates the theme of spiritual and existential struggle, emphasizing the tension between material success and personal fulfillment. It underscores the idea that, despite outward achievements, there is an ongoing struggle with deeper, more personal issues.

[Verse 2: $crim] $crim's verse provides a raw depiction of his internal turmoil and the impact of his lifestyle on his well-being. He reflects on the superficiality of his wealth and the depth of his emotional pain, contrasting the façade of success with the reality of his mental health struggles. The verse highlights feelings of inadequacy and the harmful effects of substance abuse, portraying a bleak outlook on his personal and familial relationships.

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About Song

The song grapples with themes of existential struggle, fame, and personal disillusionment. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of internal conflict and self-loathing, exploring the emptiness behind public success and the ways in which personal demons are magnified by fame. Both artists express feelings of inadequacy and the burdens of their lifestyles, depicting a struggle with substance abuse, mental health issues, and the search for meaning in their chaotic lives.