R.I.P
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(Spoken by the Gangsta)
Hmmph! A dedication to all them homeboys a
Nd all them homegirls out there that done passed away
Dirty boys dedicate this rhyme to you
That let you know how much love we got for you.
So from here on out let your soul have a peceful journey
One love!
(Pimp)
Now I got love for my homies who done shed blood for my homies
In the night sometimes I wish I coulda took slugs for my homies
But they gone now and you better believe I cried my tears
Maybe the way y'all died it'll make me change the life I live
Like my homie Juwan Tobin raised in the village of guilt
It's like the whole world stopped spinning my boy when you got killed
And Rico Maye...maaan why you had to depart
I remember riding our bikes around Cedar Park until it got dark
And found lil' shot up Jordan they found your body parked in the car
I know you watching over your son from up above in the stars
An ole shocking Scott I know you where the angels stay
Cause with fluid on your lungs you died in the strangest way
You was my second cousin so I miss you every day
The beautifullest thing in this world to see your smiiling face
And Fred and Isaac damn I hate y'all died like that
Taking slugs in your back cause your truck got jacked
But lil' Isaac boy I wish you woulda had on a vest
And until this day I know your soul holdin' down the crest
And Peanut and Beesy both of y'all died for some girls
Yo' mama brought you here but haters took you out of this world
And Damon Frank from here on out we gonna hold your name down
The love you had for Hundred Station, Smiling Coat and Gumptown
And lil' Poony your soldier name was Eddie Hell
And all my thugs in Riverside gave you the truest fairwell
And that's for real!

[Chorus(both)]
Now some people come and some people go
But how you leave this world young playa don't nobody know
I see your chest up out the casket not on the floor
I'm asking my Lord the same ole questions why you had to go
Now everytime I hit that wood I blow smoke in the sky
I know you closer to cloud 9 my boy so go on and get high
I see your mama shaking her head and wiping her tears from her eyes
I'm asking my Lord the same ole questions why you had to die

(Gangsta)
It's been a struggle everyday just trying to fight to survive
It's like the Gump ain't been the same since my homies done died
Now Torio that was my boy since elementary days
I blow smoke for you in the air every time I get blazed
When Meatball took that fall I just couldn't even cope
The last time I seen my boy was down in juvenile court
I tell my players hold your head and keep your glock by your side
Don't be scared to up and bust when they testin' your pride
Juwan Turner got killed man I can't take it no more
I might be wrong but I don't think it was my homie time to go
When lil' Junior died the Westside got out of control
We miss that brother soul how much he'll never know
Oh and reminiscing on my boy lil' Khatto
I know you in that paradise cause that's where all the g's go
Pour out some liquor for my homies no I'm spitting these rhymes
Cause pouring out some alcohol can't tell you how I feel inside

The days that we spent without your presence around
For all them players who didn't make it we gonna hold this thing down
Until we meet again homies cause it ain't gonna be here
I guess I'll see y'all in the heavens where all the real g's live
And that's for real

(Chorus)
Now some people come and some people go
But how you leave this world young playa don't nobody know
I see your chest up out the casket not on the floor
I'm asking my Lord the same ole questions why you had to go
Now every time I hit that wood I blow smoke in the sky
I know you closer to cloud 9 my boy so go on and get high
I see your mama shaking her head and wiping her tears from her eyes
I'm asking the Lord the same ole questions why you had to die

(Pimp)
Now as I walk through the valley with the shadows of death
My homies gone so I'm walkin this valley all by myself
We miss our boy lil' Willie so much he was like a brother to us
I know you watching the world telling God how tight we was
You might be gone but you ain't dead I feel your soul by my side
Asking me to check on your grandma to make sure she's alright
I know it ain't nothing I can say right now that can bring your life back
I don't even hate the boy who killed you I'm gonna let God handle that
Cause who am I.....
To judge a man for his sin and his faith
The only thing I can do for Willie right now is change my ways
It's gonna be hard cause I'm a young playa that loves to get paid
Until that day I'm gonna pimp whores until I go to my grave

(Gangsta)
Now as I sit and reminisce upon my boy and all the things we been through
Who knew this early in our lifetime that the Lord would choose you
How can I make this pain I can't take itit's breaking me down inside
I'm asking the Lord to bless your soul as I wipe the tears from my eyes
I find it hard continuing life without you walking this earth
I guess we all gonna have to face death as an answer for birth
But where you're resting now you're free from all these criminal minds
I can't lie I'm kinda glad you're free from these struggling times
But yet and still I don't understand why you had to go so soon
My deepest sympathy goes to your family for your loss was a harsh wound
So Rest In Peace lil Willie Dickerson another homie to mourn
But I can't wait until Judgement Day when all our souls can rejoin

(Chorus)
Now some people come and some people go
But how you leave this world young playa don't nobody know
I see your chest up out the casket not on the floor
I'm asking my Lord the same ole questions why you had to go
Now every time I hit that wood I blow smoke in the sky
I know you closer to cloud 9 my boy so go on and get high
I see your mama shaking her head and wiping her tears from her eyes
I'm asking the Lord the same ole questions why you had to die

(Spoken by the Pimp)
...and that's that Dirty Love we got for all them lost souls that done passed away
In the Gump and we also dedicate this album to our close homeboy




Willie Dickerson
Rest in Peace my boy

Overall Meaning

The song "R.I.P." by Dirty is a tribute to all the homeboys and homegirls who passed away. The lyrics speak about the love that Dirty boys have for their friends who shed blood and lost their lives too soon. They want their souls to have a peaceful journey, and they dedicate the song to them. The chorus talks about the pain and the questions that arise when someone leaves this world too young. The Gangsta reminisces about his friends that are no longer with him, and he struggles to face life without them. The lyrics are emotional and illustrate the love and the grief that comes with losing someone.


The song's overall message is about love, loyalty, and remembrance. The artists want to pay their respects to their friends who have passed away and let them know that they are not forgotten. The Gangsta and the Pimp share stories about their friends, and they talk about how much they miss them. The lyrics paint a picture of a different lifestyle, where danger and violence are a part of daily life. The song's title itself is a reminder that life can be short, and we should appreciate the time we have with our loved ones.


Line by Line Meaning

Now I got love for my homies who done shed blood for my homies
I have love for the friends who have sacrificed themselves for our friends


In the night sometimes I wish I coulda took slugs for my homies
There are times I wish I could have taken the bullet instead of my friends


But they gone now and you better believe I cried my tears
Although they are not here, I still miss them and I have cried for them


Maybe the way y'all died it'll make me change the life I live
Their death may change me and make me reconsider the way I live


It's like the whole world stopped spinning my boy when you got killed
It felt like the world stopped when you died, my friend


And that's for real!
That's the truth!


Now some people come and some people go
Some people come into our lives while some leave


But how you leave this world young playa don't nobody know
Nobody knows how one leaves the world at such a young age


I'm asking my Lord the same ole questions why you had to go
I'm questioning God about why you had to leave


My homies gone so I'm walkin this valley all by myself
My friends are gone, and now I'm walking this journey alone


I know it ain't nothing I can say right now that can bring your life back
I know I can't bring you back to life, and right now, I'm at a loss for words


I'm gonna let God handle that
I'll let God be the judge


But where you're resting now you're free from all these criminal minds
Where you're resting now, you're free from the criminal world


I can't wait until Judgement Day when all our souls can rejoin
I'm looking forward to Judgement Day when we can all be together again


Now every time I hit that wood I blow smoke in the sky
Whenever I smoke, I dedicate it to them and blow the smoke towards the sky as a tribute




Lyrics Β© Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC, BMG Rights Management
Written by: William DeVaughn, Jay Jenkins, Dijon McFarlane, Tauheed Epps, Charles Carter, Waung Hankerson, Steve Arrington, Roger Parker, O'Shea Jackson, Eric Wright, Lorenzo Jerald Patterson, Andre Young, LeRoy Bonner, Ralph Middlebrook, Andrew Noland, Gregory Webst

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Comments from YouTube:

Al B P

I'm from Alabama...dirty always been one of the most underrated rap groups period...on another note this song heavy asf..use to not be able to listen w/o tearing up..if you ever lost anyone to senseless violence this shit hit home!

Darryl Goston

My favorite rap group underated group

Jerome Terry

I feel this in my soul. Still listening in 2020.

Terrence Pierson

So tired of niggas sayin underrated. If u a true dirty fan you still bangs they music even til this day and dont care what other mfs think about it.

Dana Mallet

Think of my big brother everytime i hear this song its been 3 years now

TONECITX210

Rest up 2ya bro stay strong πŸ’―

William Jeater

Da realiest R.I.P song ever gone make you cry regardless

love alice

2019 still listening

William Jeater

2020, still listening

Marques Williams

These guys should've been bigger I remember when this came out I was high school

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