Corey's Intro
Corey Lyrics

I need to talk
Corey feels the need to express his emotions and communicate with Jah about his struggles.

Man, it's been a horrible four months without you
Corey speaks of the pain he's been experiencing since Jah's passing, and how hard life has been without his friend.

I've been in the worst pain in my life
Corey emphasizes the unbearable pain he has been going through since Jah's death.

It's been so crazy, some, sometimes I forget how to eat, or sleep
Corey explains how Jah's death has affected him physically, leading to disruptions in his basic life functions such as eating and sleeping.

I hardly even function right
Corey has found it challenging to function effectively and efficiently since Jah died.

I miss- it's so weird not calling you every day
Corey expresses his sense of loss and longing after being used to talking to Jah every day.

Making sure you're okay
Corey reminisces about how he would check upon Jah regularly and ensure that his friend is doing okay.

Sometimes we'd talk for hours, sometimes we'd talk for minutes
Corey recalls how sometimes they would engage in long conversations while at other times, they would only speak for a short duration.

Talk about all types of things
Corey and Jah were close and would talk about a wide range of topics.

Sometimes just joke around
Corey treasures how, in addition to serious conversations, he and Jah would also banter and joke around, enjoying each other's company.

Sometimes talk about some deep conversations
Corey and Jah shared profound conversations at times and connected on a deeper level.

To being at your house every weekend for six months straight
Corey laments how they used to spend their weekends together at Jah's house, creating lasting memories.

Playing League with Illie, Rico, and Leo, to being on Ice and Will
Corey ponders on how they used to play games with their mutual friends and how they would get out of the house and experience life together.

To riding out on, on the road, and just talking about life
Corey and Jah went on road trips and had meaningful conversations about life and its challenges.

And have so many ideas just bouncin' back to each other
Corey appreciated how they would bounce innovative, creative ideas back and forth, fueling each other's intellectual and artistic potential.

Listening to the new, listening to the albums, to the music
Corey and Jah spent time listening to, and appreciating music together.

You taught me so much these last few years
Corey acknowledges how much he learned from Jah in the few years he knew him.

You taught me how to be a man, how to assert control
Jah imparted valuable life lessons, especially on how to take charge and assert oneself as a mature adult.

Taught me how, how to deal with certain things didn't need to be dealt with
Corey learned from Jah how to rise above trivial challenges and not let them overwhelm him.

How to block out the negativity, and all that energy I didn't need
Jah taught Corey the importance of ignoring negative influences and blocking bad energy in order to not get sidetracked from his goals.

I could go on and on forever, for all the memories we had, but damn
Corey cherishes the memories and experiences he and Jah shared together, but Jah's passing still causes him pain and sadness.

Think I've shared so much, it's like every time we got off the phone
Corey feels they shared so much and this made every phone call more valuable since the information shared was always significant.

The last time, the last time we talked, the last thing you said was, "I love you"
Corey recalls the last conversation he had with Jah and remembers the loving words said by Jah before ending the call.

I love you, Jah, thank you for everything
Corey expresses deep affection and thanks to Jah for all the love and valuable experiences they shared together.