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River Nile
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Hip-Hop/Rap
River Nile was released on March 14, 2025 by X-Ray Production as a part of the album Everything's Fine
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Release DateMarch 14, 2025
LabelX-Ray Production
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM73

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Degiheugi
Degiheugi
Performer
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Pierre Scarland
Pierre Scarland
Lyrics
Jérome Vildaer
Jérome Vildaer
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Degiheugi
Degiheugi
Producer

Lyrics

Alone with my homies
Weed and Alcohol
At times they feel like
The only 2 friends I know
And they know me well
I throw on a sad tune
To help me cleanse my soul
I embrace the rainy clouds
On my midnight stroll
Bring it on now
Because I'm drunk, I'm tired
I'm an emotional wreck
I need to cry an ocean
And to go to the depths
Of shit I've kept bottled up
I can't keep holding my breath
It's time to drink it out, Smoke it out
Think it out, cry it out
I'm filled with anx
My belly has cramps
I'm ranting to this henny bottle
As plenty gets drank
I need a sample full of sorrow
Just to empty my tank
It's time to drink it out, Smoke it out
Think it out, cry it out
Cause I need music to cry
I need that melancholic vibe
To bring the water to my eyes
Here comes a river Nile
Let it go now
Let it flow now
Let it go now
Let it flow now
I pour some liquor in the shrine
To revere my dead
I could start Niagara Falls
With the tears I shed
Let it flow now
I'm thinking bout leaping
Off the nearby edge
This beat gave me the key
To help me clear my head
Let it go now
My life flashes on loop
As I go over my pain
Trauma's always on my mind
It's hard to cope with my brain
I hope that I change
The blood is ice cold in my veins
I need to cry (cry) it (it)
Out (out) now
Let it go now
Let it go now
Let it go now
Let it go now
Cause I need music to cry
I need that melancholic vibe
To bring the water to my eyes
Here comes a river Nile... Cause I need music to cry
I need that melancholic vibe
To bring the water to my eyes
Here comes a river Nile
Written by: Jérome Vildaer, Pierre Scarland
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