16 Lines

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[Intro]
N.C.
16 lines-
N.C.
Of blow and I'm fine
N.C.
You're wastin' your time, wastin' your time
Please don't cry
[Chorus]
F16 lines of Cblow and I'm fine
EmBreak my bones, but act as my spine
FI wonder who you'll Cfuck when I die
EmAnd if I tried to call, would you cry?
FPlease don't cry, you're Cwastin' your time
Em16 lines will make me feel fine
F10 years aCgo I went blind
EmI been on my own since age nine
F16 lines of Cblow and I'm fine
EmBreak my bones, but act as my spine
FI wonder who you'll Cfuck when I die
EmAnd if I tried to call, would you cry?
FPlease don't cry, you're Cwastin' your time
Em16 lines will make me feel fine
F10 years aCgo I went blind
EmI been on my own since age nine
[Verse]
FI been on my Cown for two nights
EmI been in my zone, I've been high
FNow she wonder Cwhy do I lie
EmI can't tell my wrongs from my rights
[Bridge]
FIs anybody Cout there? (Is anybody out there?)
EmCan anybody hear me? (Can anybody hear me?)
FI hate it when you Cfake care (I hate it when you fake care)
EmGirl, I know you hear me (Girl, I know you hear me)
FIs anybody Cout there? (Is anybody out there?)
EmCan anybody hear me? (Can anybody hear me?)
FI hate it when you Cfake care (Fake care)
EmGirl, I know you hear me (Hear me)
[Chorus]
F16 lines of Cblow and I'm fine
EmBreak my bones, but act as my spine
FI wonder who you'll Cfuck when I die
EmAnd if I tried to call, would you cry?
FPlease don't cry, you're Cwastin' your time
Em16 lines will make me feel fine
F10 years aCgo I went blind
EmI been on my own since age nine
[Outro]
FIs anybody Cout there? (Is anybody out there?)
EmCan anybody hear me? (Can anybody hear me?)
FI hate it when you Cfake care (I hate it when you fake care)
EmGirl, I know you hear me (Hear me)
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The story behind the song

Lil Peep was a leading figure in the emo rap sub-genre, known for his unique blend of rap and emotional themes. He began releasing music on SoundCloud in 2013 and gained significant popularity with his mixtapes and collaborative projects. This song, appearing on the album Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2, embodies the raw, introspective style that defined his sound. It plays like a window into a deeply felt, melancholic experience.

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