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Cry Me A River
Hip-Hop/Rap
Cry Me A River was released on November 21, 2025 by Jayco as a part of the album Cry Me A River - Single
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Release DateNovember 21, 2025
LabelJayco
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM84

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Jayco
Jayco
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Jacob Malaquin
Jacob Malaquin
Songwriter
OTM Vonnn
OTM Vonnn
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
OTM Vonnn
OTM Vonnn
Producer

Lyrics

I been tryna better myself and focus and become a man
Had to drop my habits, put my feelings in the drain
You ain't walked inside my shoes so don't talk about my pain
Don't try to tell me that I'm weak you don't know half the things I've seen
Sunday afternoon, conversations with my nan
She told me that she's proud of me that's all I need to hear
I wish I could hear my mumma say the same thing but she's not here
I need to sit down with my uncle cause I know he understands
I could cry me a whole dam river
I ain't perfect but you ain't either
And I been tryna crop the problems out the picture
But it all comes back to the man in the mirror
(It all comes back to the man in the mirror)
Writing words into the sand till my pain gone
You don't know when it's gonna hit until the rain falls
Getting tired of all the cries, I might go awol
Tryna live my life by discipline and morals
But then my feelings get involved and I go do dum shit that ain't normal
See the pain inside my eyes the things i've dealt with are awful
But I'm tryna be a role model for my siblings daughters
And I got things I wanna achieve so I can't sleep until I get it right
Sitting down with poppa, he tryna help me live a better life
I do my best, I put my time into my craft
But this is for all the times my family ain't get to sleep at night
I could cry me a whole dam river
I ain't perfect but you ain't either
And I been tryna crop the problems out the picture
But it all comes back to the man in the mirror
(It all comes back to the man in the mirror)
Writing words into the sand till my pain gone
You don't know when it's gonna hit until the rain falls
Getting tired of all the cries, I might go awol
I'm a perfectionist, I wouldn't be surprised if my brothers were the same
Cause growing up my father always had something to say, always had someone to blame
I felt like I was never good enough
But that's how he was raised as well
But I ain't mad at that, I pray for him
And I feel bad for him, he went through hell
But so did I, I can't accept that he ain't help me out
So I said no more, at 16 I left the house
Uh, Got the police called on me, Spent some time in the cells
Done some things that I ain't proud of but I'm all by myself
Only got a few role models, I had to figure it
out
By myself with close to no help
But at least I can say I'm lowkey happy now
Cause I was so close to the edge at my daddy's house
Ive gotten closer to God with my mums family round me
And Im so grateful for that so I can't be mad about it
This is my testimony
So if you got something to say then come speak on it
I ain't got no time for the hate, So I don't read comments
Why do people hate I don't understand what you get from it
I could cry me a whole dam river
I ain't perfect but you ain't either
And I been tryna crop the problems out the picture
But it all comes back to the man in the mirror
I could cry me a whole dam river
I ain't perfect but you ain't either
And I been tryna crop the problems out the picture
But it all comes back to the man in the mirror
(It all comes back to the man in the mirror)
(But it all comes back to the man in the mirror)
(It all comes back to the man in the mirror)
(But it all comes back to the man in the mirror)
Written by: Jacob Malaquin, OTM Vonnn
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