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Dreamville, EARTHGANG & J. Cole (Ft. Saba & Smino) – Sacrifices
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“Sacrifices” features Midwest rappers Smino and Saba in their first collaboration with Dreamville’s J. Cole and EARTHGANG. On the track, which closes out ROTD3, each artist
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Dreamville, JID & J. Cole (Ft. Kenny Mason & Sheck Wes) – Stick
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On “Stick,” all four performing rappers discuss their habit of keeping a gun on them at all times, with either, or sometimes both, protective or aggressive motivations.
JID
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Dreamville, J. Cole & Lute (Ft. DaBaby) – Under the Sun
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“Under the Sun” serves as the opening track to Revenge of the Dreamers III and first official collaboration between North Carolina artists J. Cole, Lute, and DaBaby. The rappers
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Dreamville & J. Cole – Adonis Interlude (The Montage)
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[Intro] / It's that time, huh / [Verse] / Things just ain't the same for young Jermaine / Still underrated but far from underpaid / And though some problems did fade, the hunger
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Dreamville & Omen (Ft. Deante' Hitchcock, Mereba & St. Beauty) – PTSD
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“PTSD” is a collaboration between Mereba, Deante' Hitchcock, St.Beauty and Dreamville signee Omen.
On the track, each artist reminisces on past times with old lovers, family, and
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Dreamville, Bas & JID (Ft. Buddy, Guapdad 4000, Jace, Mez, Reese LAFLARE, Ski Mask the Slump God & Smokepurpp) – Costa Rica
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On this song, nine artists team up for a posse cut in which they boast their successes and display their lyrical abilities. The artists allude to having fans and wealth in foreign
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Dreamville & Kehlani – Shadows
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[Intro: Kehlani] / Ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) / Ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) / [Verse 1: Kehlani] / I can tell (I can tell) / That there's somethin' lurkin
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Dreamville (Ft. Bas, EARTHGANG, J. Cole, JID & Young Nudy) – Down Bad
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On “Down Bad,” Dreamville artists JID, Bas, J. Cole, and Johnny Venus of EARTHGANG enlist the help of Young Nudy to rap about a time in each of their lives when they were dealing
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Dreamville, JID & Lute – Ma Boy
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[Intro: JID] / This is time for a draw / To hear [?] in the morning / Don't secure in night or day / So when I lay me down, don't lay me there / Look, uh, okay / [Chorus: JID] / My
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Dreamville & J. Cole – Heavens EP
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Three days before embarking on The Off-Season tour, J. Cole randomly dropped the music video for “Heaven’s EP” as a YouTube exclusive. Utilizing the same beat from Drake’s “Pipe
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Dreamville & Ari Lennox – Blackberry Sap
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“Blackberry Sap” is one of two Ari Lennox solo-cuts from Dreamville and DJ Drama’s collaboration mixtape, D-Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape.
Lennox and producer J. White Did It
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Dreamville, Bas & Ayra Starr – Ogogoro
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[Pre-Chorus: Ayra Starr] / Ogogoro no dey get me high no more / Maybe 'cause, maybe 'cause I've seen it all before / And I don't know why my wrist still heavy, but my eyes stay
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Dreamville & EARTHGANG (Ft. Ant Clemons & Buddy) – Jack
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[Intro: Ant Clemons] / Now how you want it? I got just what you need / Break it back and move it just like some kis / Now how you want it? I got just what you need / Now how you
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Dreamville & JID (Ft. T.I.) – Ladies, Ladies, Ladies
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By both paying homage to and borrowing the concept of “Girls, Girls, Girls” by JAY-Z, first-time collaborators T.I and JID come together to reminisce about their past relationships
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Dreamville, Mez, REASON, Symba & 8AE – Culture
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[Chorus: 8AE] / Everybody wanna be a real nigga / But are you willin' to die on that hill, nigga? / Reverse the roles, how the fuck you gon' feel, nigga? / Talk a big game 'cause I
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Dreamville, J. Cole, JID, Cozz & EARTHGANG (Ft. Buddy & Smino) – 1993
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“1993” is a weed smoking posse cut in which the artists trade bars about their experiences with marijuana. Each verse is cut off by Buddy, who plays a fretful character that
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Dreamville, Ari Lennox & Omen (Ft. Dreezy & Ty Dolla $ign) – Got Me
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“Got Me” is a star-studded posse cut where Dreamville artists Ari Lennox and Omen are joined by Ty Dolla $ign and Dreezy. On the track, the artists display their loyalty and
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Dreamville, Ari Lennox & Bas (Ft. Baby Rose) – Self Love
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[Verse 1: Ari Lennox] / I said... / Tired of being cordial / Tired of being normal / Tired of being forced in / Tied up in the moment / I'm living without a purpose / Wearing it on
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Dreamville, JID & EARTHGANG (Ft. Buddy & Guapdad 4000) – Wells Fargo (Interlude)
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“Wells Fargo” is a collaboration between Buddy, Guapdad 4000, and frequent collaborators EARTHGANG and JID. The lyrical slaughterhouse sees each artist flexing their thug origins
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Dreamville & Ari Lennox – BUSSIT
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“BUSSIT” is a love track from Ari Lennox, featuring her crooning about her lover and how she constantly thinks about them. The theme is one that Ari features in many of her tracks
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Dreamville (Ft. Baby Rose) – Heavy Is The Head
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[Verse] / Claiming gold, kill these tears / Dripping blood from my hands / Fighting through all this fear, hmm / All these scars are big under this road I've been / Feel like I'm
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Dreamville, Big Sean & EST Gee – Anthem
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[Intro: Big Sean] / Told you, told you, told you, told you / Anthem (Anthem) / For me, for me, told you / Anthem (Anthem) / For me, for me, told you / Anthem (Anthem) / For me, for
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Dreamville & JID (Ft. 2 Chainz & Young Nudy) – Barry From Simpson
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[Intro: JID, DJ Drama, and Young Nudy] / Cook that shit up, Quay / Yeah, hmm (Oh and of course I got to shout my nigga, Barry) / I mean Quay, goddamn, Columbia, that nigga, goddamn
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Dreamville & J. Cole – Freedom of Speech
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[Intro: J. Cole & DJ Drama] / Y'all niggas know what it is when I show up (King Cole) / The energy switch in this motherfucker / [Verse: J. Cole] / Came through with a bad bitch in
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Dreamville, Lute & Omen (Ft. DaVionne & Mez) – Sleep Deprived
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Dreamville artists Lute and Omen collaborate with Mez and DaVionne to reminisce about the hardships they encountered on their way to stardom and success, which caused sleep
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Dreamville & Blxst – Just Face It
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[Intro] / (Hit-Boy) / [Chorus] / Jumped off the porch, I ain't look back since / We takin' the torch, you ain't gotta pass it / We got the city but want the atlas / Big bag flippin
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Dreamville & Cozz (Ft. Childish Major & REASON) – LamboTruck
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“LamboTruck” is a collaboration between Cozz, REASON, and Childish Major that appears on Dreamville’s collaborative project Revenge of the Dreamers III.
While both rappers are
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Dreamville, JID & Lute (Ft. 6LACK) – Still Dreamin
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“Still Dreaming” is a highly anticipated track from Dreamville artists JID and Lute. On the 6LACK-assisted introspective track, the artists discuss perseverance in the face of
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Dreamville & SiR (Ft. Syd) – Lay Up
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[Intro: SiR] / Oh / [Verse 1: SiR] / Turn off our phones, open the door / You've got the key, baby, I know / We ain't in control, we don't need to be / You're feelin' good and I
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Dreamville, Bas & Black Sherif (Ft. Kel-P) – Blood, Sweat & Tears
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[Verse 1: Bas] / I've been waiting all my life / I've been spending all my nights / Contemplating all my trails / Oh my God, this' not overnight / I've been giving all my soul / I'
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Dreamville, Bas & Cozz (Ft. Baby Tate, Buddy & Guapdad 4000) – Don't Hit Me Right Now
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“Don’t Hit Me Right Now” is a star studded collaboration between Bas, Cozz, Yung Baby Tate, Guapdad 4000 & Buddy that appears on the Dreamville collective project Revenge of the
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Dreamville & J. Cole (Ft. KEY!, Maxo Kream & Zoink Gang) – Oh Wow...Swerve
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“Oh Wow…Swerve” is the fifth track from Revenge of the Dreamers III and is divided into two parts: “Oh Wow” and “Swerve”. Part I features Zoink Gang and J. Cole while Part II
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Dreamville, Arin Ray, Mereba & Omen – Hate Me Now
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[Intro: Arin Ray] / Learned it from you / Learned it from you / [Chorus: Mereba] / Missin' you lately, I bet you hate me now / Lost in a daydream, we started breakin' down / All
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Dreamville & J. Cole (Ft. Young Nudy) – Sunset
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On “Sunset”, J. Cole and Young Nudy trade verses about the violence they’ve seen on a daily basis, even through the fame they’ve both attained.
This song, originally titled “God
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Dreamville
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[Verse 1] / Going down to Lillian's music store / To buy a black diamond string / Gonna wind it up on my guitar / Gonna make that silver sing / [Chorus] / Like it was Dreamville
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