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Day 1
135
Hip-Hop/Rap
Day 1 was released on June 16, 2023 by BLOCK hustle ent. / RMG Amplify as a part of the album The Incarceration Part 4: The End
album cover
Release DateJune 16, 2023
LabelBLOCK hustle ent. / RMG Amplify
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM87

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
E.i. the King
E.i. the King
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Shorne Callahan
Shorne Callahan
Composer
Cliff Brown
Cliff Brown
Composer
Stephen Testa
Stephen Testa
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
HXMBLX
HXMBLX
Producer
LXXN
LXXN
Producer

Lyrics

Intro: (Court Audio from E.i.’s prison sentencing)
-Chorus-
“Hold my head up high tears I’ve cried
All the things I been through
Not a day goes by in my life
I’m thankful for my issues
This is for my Day Ones hold me down when I really didn’t have nun
Down bad and I’m plotting bout to take sum
Feel my pain you don’t know where I dun came from
yea, yea, yea
Verse 1
“All my pain it had a purpose
I couldn’t see it I was way too busy hurting
I try to hid it but it lurk beneath the surface
Deep inside I swore that I was worthless even gave up searching, yea
All that depression it had me sick
That rage is building in my heart that means I’m quick to flip
I gave up on myself and didn’t even know I quit
settled for the less cuz I was clinging to the counterfeit
Path to destruction and act like it was nothing
Hang with my dawg older cousins they introduced me to thuggin
Got addicted to hustling and the squad I was running with
So the street life I’m loving it I got caught up in luxury”
-Chorus-
“Hold my head up high tears I’ve cried
All the things I been through
Not a day goes by in my life
I’m thankful for my issues
This is for my Day Ones hold me down when I really didn’t have nun
Down bad and I’m plotting bout to take sum
Feel my pain you don’t know where I dun came from
yea, yea, yea
Verse 2
“All the consequences came half my life in the prison system resulting from the game, yea listen
I was fiendin for the fame tried to find my identity in what other people think
I abandoned my children I know I badly had damaged them
Worst of my failures hope one day feel like a man again
Claim to be real but then act fake like a mannequin
personal problem but it affects the whole family man
Hard to just sleep at night
Guilt be tearing me up inside
Hope one day I will get this right
Before I throw away my whole life
-Chorus-
“Hold my head up high tears I’ve cried
All the things I been through
Not a day goes by in my life
I’m thankful for my issues
This is for my Day Ones hold me down when I really didn’t have nun
Down bad and I’m plotting bout to take sum
Feel my pain you don’t know where I dun came from
yea, yea, yea
Verse 3
I found my peace inside of tragedy
When it all fell apart and everyone abandoned me, yea
I guess it took a couple causalities
wake me up and get my attention to see what’s happening
You know the feeling you can’t take back what you just committed
You wake up and you 30 not a dream this is what you liven
You start to realize there’s a problem and its time to deal with
Its time to bring it to the Savior let Him start the healing
I know the feeling of relentless pain drive you insane
But there is purpose for the madness let me just explain
It drives you to your potential and forces you to change
So won’t you bring out to Jesus let Him break off those chains”
Outro: (E.i. talking on a prison phone call)
“This is…THE INCARCERATION”
Written by: Cliff Brown, Shorne Callahan, Stephen Testa
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