Bye Storm Lyrics
Damn, nigga, it really, uh
It rains, it pours, but, damn, nigga, it really
Bye storm
I know, I know, I'll mourn
Yeah, won't show everything
The show must go on, the show must go
Man, show must go on, shit I don't know
It rains, it pours, but, damn, nigga, it's really pourin'
It rains, it pours, but, damn, nigga, it's really pourin'
[Verse: Ritchie with a T]
Shit, we got caught by storm and we ain't even know it
To you, this shit knee high, to him, it's to his shoulders
I seen what gravity did to my Pop's shell, it broke me
I told my cuz that ain't him, she said, "Shit, I know that"
I seen my anchors break down, I don't know how to hold that
There's only so much two arms can truly hold, man
Everybody got that one that keep the rest in orbit
But who gon' hold it down when that rock can't take no more, man?
It rains, it pours, but, damn, man, it's really pourin'
They said you'll cope, but, damn, man, shit, I don't know, man
We laugh, we joke 'cause, man, that's just how they'd want it
It rains, it pours, but, damn, nigga, it's really pourin'
About
Bye Storm is the last song on Injury Reserve’s ‘By the Time I Get to Phoenix’
This song reflects on not only what the group has been going through these past couple of years (with the loss of their friend and fellow group member Stepa J. Groggs), but the world. Rain and storms being a key theme on ‘Bye Storm’, possibly reflecting back to topics of climate change expressed and delivered earlier on the project. Though it seems as if the main goal of this track is to express and process how they feel about their loss. Reading the lyrics it very much feels like a therapy session, lyrics often get cut off by repeating mantras or expressions of confusion. It ends with a confession, Ritchie expresses how much he is hurting right now by saying “It’s really pourin'.”
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- 1.Outside
- 5.Ground Zero
- 10.Knees
- 11.Bye Storm