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Leftover Crack
Hip-Hop/Rap
Leftover Crack was released on June 19, 2026 by Smoothie Gang Entertainment as a part of the album Leftover Crack - Single
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Release DateJune 19, 2026
LabelSmoothie Gang Entertainment
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM89

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Smoothie Lou
Smoothie Lou
Rap
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Luke Stone
Luke Stone
Songwriter
Hall
Hall
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Smoothie Lou
Smoothie Lou
Engineer
Hall
Hall
Producer
Garry Swisherman
Garry Swisherman
Producer

Lyrics

(5o'clock free crack giveaway)
I was two, maybe three when my dad left
25 years later, now my dad's dead
Used to fuel the hate fire with my abandonment
But now that Gary's gone, man, what do I really have left
December 9th, a Parademon sired the Black Death
Then daddy left, he couldn't handle the crackness
I heard there's no such thing as leftover crack
But baby, sometimes I feel like I'm just the leftover crack
Maybe daddy left my mama cause my mama was black
I know my daddy, he don't want me, hope he never come back
Hey, I know there's no such thing as leftover crack
But sometimes, baby, I feel like I'm just the leftover crack
For real
Big smoothie, I'm back at it like crack addicts
Freebasin' with Freemasons that's cremated
Luke Stone, I predate the remake, real crackbaby, I'm giving them all the freebase
Wake up, whip up a smoothie in a Pyrex
Daddy cooking crack in Columbia in a Pyrex
Man, I don't wanna be like my daddy
I might be suicidal, but I really don't wanna die yet
I was two, maybe three when my dad left
25 years later, now my dad's dead
Used to fuel the hate fire with my abandonment
But now that Gary's gone, man, what do I really have left
I was two, maybe three when my dad left
25 years later, now my dad's dead
Used to fuel the hate fire with my abandonment
But now that Gary's gone, man, what do I really have left
December 9th, a Parademon sired the Black Death
Then daddy left, he couldn't handle the crackness
I heard there's no such thing as leftover crack
But baby, sometimes I feel like I'm just the leftover crack
Maybe daddy left my mama cause my mama was black
I know my daddy, he don't want me, hope he never come back
Hey, I know there's no such thing as leftover crack
But sometimes, baby, I feel like I'm just the leftover crack
For real
Mother's love me, I sign babies and kiss titties
They've been screaming my name in all of the different cities
I've been crazy, I've been psycho, I'm medicated
My hands bloody cause I've been getting the wrist slitty
Hey, my OG name, it got some letters in it
I got the god body, but they went and put the devil in it
Yeah, my daddy wanted the book of revelations
But I've been back from the dead, I am the revenant
I was two, maybe three when my dad left
25 years later, now my dad's dead
Used to fuel the hate fire with my abandonment
But now that Gary's gone, man, what do I really have left
I was two, maybe three when my dad left
25 years later, now my dad's dead
Used to fuel the hate fire with my abandonment
But now that Gary's gone, man, what do I really have left
Written by: Cam Hall, Luke Stone
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