Lil Tjay - June 22nd lyrics
Tione Daylan Merritt
[Lil Tjay - June 22nd lyrics]
Ooh, tell them it's the highlight
These shows don't feel the same
Woke up in the morning
(No one can feel my pain) calm day (M-m-m)
Woke up in the morning, paranoid
My heater tucked
It's a calm day, time to tee it up
I called the plug, told him
"I'ma need some drink"
He said you want Trish or
Keisha? I said, "Nigga, what you think?"
Got fried point blank, zombie mode
Might faint in the stu', grind mode
This the picture I'ma paint tryna sign shit
It's the day that I met Ice Spice
She came through lookin' nice
But I was thinkin', "What's the price?"
But back to me, fell asleep
Right in the stu', i'm lackin'
Pistol packed, he said, "I don't got it
" then he cappin'
I'm not the type, the opps know me
I'm more like the shotta type
Strapped if I don't got to fight
Used to have a pocket knife back to this
I'm tryna 'member so I don't gas this shit
Truth be told, on what I could see clearly
Should be half of it
Plus, I can't spit certain shit
Certain shit don't match with this
It's wavy and it fit the bar
But go against my practices
Passionate, next day
I'm back up on the same shit
Two days, same shit, same guys, same whip
No sleep, chain here, gotta do a couple shit
I ain't really with no security
I'm on some muscles shit bust moves
Had this little meetin' in the mornin'
Still ain't get no sleep yet
Afternoon then torn in extra sturdy
This the fuckin' city I was born in
So I know if it ever rain today
It's gon' be pourin'
Opps know it's crazy, they could vouch
Now we out
Meet the bros up in the whip and we in route
I go to sleep
I wake up hearin' someone following my car
Bitch, who following my car?
(Yo, yo, who that?) no one following my car
I took a look, i saw the car and then I
Went right back to sleep
I heard, "That's that car
Again, " what? Never, now it's beef
I grab my Glock and I'm like
"Now I'm finna flip 'em on this street"
Bro's like, "Nah, Tjay, you wildin'"
All I do is suck my teeth
We downtown in the city
Ain't nobody doin' shit
I'm like, "Nah, bro you buggin', we was dumb
I'd be a lick" my new piece just came
My old piece a couple bricks
And if that's the opps
What if they pull up and blitz the whip?
(Yo, yo, yo, that's them right there)
So we argue, know me
I hop out the roof regardless
Moment niggas see me
That's when the car spinned
Niggas get to laughin', they
Like, "Told you, T, you tweakin'"
I just go right back to
Sleep and I'm like, "Nah
I'm tired of speakin'"
Now I'm out the back, thirty later
We at the telly
I won't up when niggas pull up
That shit hurt me and my belly
I ain't get to see if niggas spun
The block and got back with us
Fuck around and lose my life just
For hangin' with lil' niggas
So we out back to the telly, I relax
Finish my nap
Book the stu', so in a few, I'ma go back
Show's lined up
Album's soundin' like some crack
So I'm excited for the music comin'
Out and for the sack
I'm finna go to Paris, really
In a couple hours
This my first time, crazy this shit happened
What a wower already got some kills lined up
For when I land
Overseas, I be that man, think
About it, be like, "Damn"
Now I'm back up
Finna go through with the plan
Hit the stu', make a jam, not knowin'
(Aw, man)
Anyways, I'm well aware, who's drivin'
I don't care
Hit the car clutch and sit down
Now there's someone in my rear
Yo, T
These shows don't feel the same
Woke up in the morning
(No one can feel my pain) calm day (M-m-m)
Woke up in the morning, paranoid
My heater tucked
It's a calm day, time to tee it up
I called the plug, told him
"I'ma need some drink"
He said you want Trish or
Keisha? I said, "Nigga, what you think?"
Got fried point blank, zombie mode
Might faint in the stu', grind mode
This the picture I'ma paint tryna sign shit
It's the day that I met Ice Spice
She came through lookin' nice
But I was thinkin', "What's the price?"
But back to me, fell asleep
Right in the stu', i'm lackin'
Pistol packed, he said, "I don't got it
" then he cappin'
I'm not the type, the opps know me
I'm more like the shotta type
Strapped if I don't got to fight
Used to have a pocket knife back to this
I'm tryna 'member so I don't gas this shit
Truth be told, on what I could see clearly
Should be half of it
Plus, I can't spit certain shit
Certain shit don't match with this
It's wavy and it fit the bar
But go against my practices
Passionate, next day
I'm back up on the same shit
Two days, same shit, same guys, same whip
No sleep, chain here, gotta do a couple shit
I ain't really with no security
I'm on some muscles shit bust moves
Had this little meetin' in the mornin'
Still ain't get no sleep yet
Afternoon then torn in extra sturdy
This the fuckin' city I was born in
So I know if it ever rain today
It's gon' be pourin'
Opps know it's crazy, they could vouch
Now we out
Meet the bros up in the whip and we in route
I go to sleep
I wake up hearin' someone following my car
Bitch, who following my car?
(Yo, yo, who that?) no one following my car
I took a look, i saw the car and then I
Went right back to sleep
I heard, "That's that car
Again, " what? Never, now it's beef
I grab my Glock and I'm like
"Now I'm finna flip 'em on this street"
Bro's like, "Nah, Tjay, you wildin'"
All I do is suck my teeth
We downtown in the city
Ain't nobody doin' shit
I'm like, "Nah, bro you buggin', we was dumb
I'd be a lick" my new piece just came
My old piece a couple bricks
And if that's the opps
What if they pull up and blitz the whip?
(Yo, yo, yo, that's them right there)
So we argue, know me
I hop out the roof regardless
Moment niggas see me
That's when the car spinned
Niggas get to laughin', they
Like, "Told you, T, you tweakin'"
I just go right back to
Sleep and I'm like, "Nah
I'm tired of speakin'"
Now I'm out the back, thirty later
We at the telly
I won't up when niggas pull up
That shit hurt me and my belly
I ain't get to see if niggas spun
The block and got back with us
Fuck around and lose my life just
For hangin' with lil' niggas
So we out back to the telly, I relax
Finish my nap
Book the stu', so in a few, I'ma go back
Show's lined up
Album's soundin' like some crack
So I'm excited for the music comin'
Out and for the sack
I'm finna go to Paris, really
In a couple hours
This my first time, crazy this shit happened
What a wower already got some kills lined up
For when I land
Overseas, I be that man, think
About it, be like, "Damn"
Now I'm back up
Finna go through with the plan
Hit the stu', make a jam, not knowin'
(Aw, man)
Anyways, I'm well aware, who's drivin'
I don't care
Hit the car clutch and sit down
Now there's someone in my rear
Yo, T
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The release of "June 22nd" has solidified Lil Tjay's position as one of the most promising talents in the rap industry. Fans and critics alike recognize his unique voice, impressive storytelling ability, and unwavering dedication to his craft. With each new release, Lil Tjay continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences, earning him a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim.
Lil Tjay's "June 22nd" has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on fans and the industry as a whole. With its powerful storytelling, captivating visuals, and emotional depth, the track stands as a testament to Lil Tjay's talent and resilience. As fans eagerly await his upcoming album and future releases, it is clear that Lil Tjay's influence in the music industry will continue to grow.
Lil Tjay's "June 22nd" has garnered significant praise for its visually stunning music video and its engaging storytelling. Fans and critics alike have applauded the artist for his ability to craft a compelling narrative through his lyrics and captivating visuals. The song's intense storyline and Lil Tjay's raw delivery leave a lasting impact on listeners, further solidifying his reputation as a gifted storyteller.
The release of "June 22nd" has evoked a strong emotional response from fans worldwide. Many express their gratitude for Lil Tjay's survival after a tumultuous year, emphasizing how the artist's resilience resonates with them on a personal level. Fans commend Lil Tjay for his lyrical prowess and his ability to connect with listeners through his music, with some even sharing stories of how his songs have impacted their lives.
Lil Tjay's evolution as an artist is evident in "June 22nd," as he experiments with a different style and delivery. Fans appreciate this fresh approach, acknowledging the growth and versatility displayed by the artist. Many express excitement for Lil Tjay's future projects, anticipating an album that will showcase his full potential.
The release of "June 22nd" has solidified Lil Tjay's position as one of the most promising talents in the rap industry. Fans and critics alike recognize his unique voice, impressive storytelling ability, and unwavering dedication to his craft. With each new release, Lil Tjay continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences, earning him a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim.
Lil Tjay's "June 22nd" has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on fans and the industry as a whole. With its powerful storytelling, captivating visuals, and emotional depth, the track stands as a testament to Lil Tjay's talent and resilience. As fans eagerly await his upcoming album and future releases, it is clear that Lil Tjay's influence in the music industry will continue to grow.
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