Below is a list of releases by K-Rino since his beginning
* 1986 Rockin' It 12" (with Preppy J and G.T. as Real Chill)
* 1990 Cumin Out Doggin' (with Dope-E as C.O.D.)
* 1993 Stories From The Black Book
* 1995 Danger Zone
* 1998 K-Rino
* 1999 No Mercy
* 2002 Personal Vendetta (with S.P.C.)
* 2003 Ten Year Run
* 2004 Family Bizness (with S.P.C.)
* 2004 Fear No Evil
* 2004 The Hitt List
* 2004 The Majority Report (with Lil' Lo & Murdoq aka Dope-E)
* 2005 Worst Rapper Alive
* 2006 Time Traveler
* 2006 The Head Hunters (with S.P.C.)
* 2007 A Lyrical Legend
* 2007 Book Number 7
* 2008 Triple Darkness Vol.1: Wreck Time
* 2008 Triple Darkness Vol.2: The Lyrics
* 2008 Triple Darkness Vol.3: Coalition Ambush
* 2008 The Other Side
* 2008 The Blood Doctrine
* 2009 Speed Of Thought
* 2009 Solitary Confinement
* 2010 Annihilation Of The Evil Machine
* 2011 Alien Baby
* 2011 2nd Edition (with Dope-E as C.O.D.)
* 2011 The Test Of Time (Slowed and Chopped by DJ Big Baby)
* 2011 The Day Of The Storm
* 2011 K-Rino & The Texas All Stars
* 2011 Southeast Southpark Revolution ‎(with H-Town Boys)
* 2012 Deeper Elevation
* 2012 80 Minute Eternity
* 2013 The Maven
* 2013 Rebellion Plantation
* 2013 theRAPeutic
* 2014 Deprogrammed
* 2015 Makin' Enemies
* 2016 The Big Seven #1 - Universal Curriculum
* 2016 The Big Seven #2 - Conception Of Concept
* 2016 The Big Seven #3 - Enter The Iron Trap
* 2016 The Big Seven #4 - Wizard's Ransom
* 2016 The Big Seven #5 - American Heroes
* 2016 The Big Seven #6 - Welcome To Life
* 2016 The Big Seven #7 - Intervention
* 2017 Rapz N Beatz (with DLP)
* 2017 Throughout Time (with Drastiko)
* 2017 Funk Out The Bag
* 2018 Mightier Than The Sword
* 2019 The 4 Piece #1 - Lightning Language
* 2019 The 4 Piece #2 - Then And Now
* 2019 The 4 Piece #3 - Three Weeks Later
* 2019 The 4 Piece #4 - The S-Project
Price On His Head
K-Rino Lyrics
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Till he shot his daddy dead
Now he's rotting in a jail cell
And daddy's got a bullet in his head
You see his father was a drinker
And he liked to use his hands
Wasn't much of a father
So his father passed down
All that hatred he held dear
A gift to pass from father to son
As he boxed in his ears
Johnny liked to shoot his six gun
Till he shot his daddy dead
Now he's rotting in a jail cell
And daddy's got a bullet in his head
So like his dad he got to drinking
And in the bottle tasted truth
The only way to make a man
Is to beat out the youth
So when Johnny finally met somebody
And she popped out a kid
It took eighteen long damn years but
This is what little Johnny did
Johnny liked to shoot his six gun
Till he shot his daddy dead
Now he's rotting in a jail cell
And daddy's got a bullet in his head
The lyrics to K-Rino's song "Price On His Head" tell a tragic story of generational violence and the cyclical nature of abuse. The singer, Johnny, grows up in a household where his father is an abusive alcoholic. His father, who sees himself as a man but fails to be a nurturing father figure, passes down his anger and hatred to Johnny. This inherited aggression manifests in Johnny's actions as he shoots his father, resulting in his arrest and imprisonment.
The song reflects on the destructive patterns that can emerge in families affected by violence and how these patterns perpetuate from one generation to the next. The lyrics highlight the lack of positive role models and the damaging impact it can have on individuals. The cycle of abuse continues as Johnny, now a father himself, falls into the same destructive pattern of drinking and violence. The lyrics suggest that he inflicts similar harm on his own child, reinforcing the tragic cycle of violence and dysfunction.
Line by Line Meaning
Johnny liked to shoot his six gun
Johnny had a fascination with guns and enjoyed shooting them
Till he shot his daddy dead
Until one day he fatally shot his own father
Now he's rotting in a jail cell
As a consequence, Johnny is now incarcerated
And daddy's got a bullet in his head
His father lost his life due to the gunshot wound
You see his father was a drinker
His father had a persistent habit of consuming alcohol
And he liked to use his hands
Moreover, he had a tendency to express his aggression physically
Wasn't much of a father
Regrettably, he lacked qualities of a caring and responsible father
But he thought himself a man
Despite his flaws, he believed he possessed qualities of masculinity
So his father passed down
As a result, his father passed on
All that hatred he held dear
To Johnny, a legacy of deep-seated animosity
A gift to pass from father to son
An unfortunate inheritance from one generation to the next
As he boxed in his ears
Through physical violence and abuse
So like his dad he got to drinking
Similar to his father, Johnny turned to alcohol
And in the bottle tasted truth
He believed that alcohol held some form of enlightenment
The only way to make a man
He believed the key to becoming a true man
Is to beat out the youth
Involved inflicting harm on the younger generation
So when Johnny finally met somebody
When Johnny eventually entered into a relationship
And she popped out a kid
And his partner gave birth to their child
It took eighteen long damn years
After a prolonged period of time
But this is what little Johnny did
This is the path young Johnny followed
Johnny liked to shoot his six gun
Once again, Johnny developed a fondness for firearms
Till he shot his daddy dead
Unfortunately, history repeated itself with another fatal shooting
Now he's rotting in a jail cell
Consequently, he finds himself imprisoned once more
And daddy's got a bullet in his head
His father suffered the same tragic fate, a bullet to the head
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Justin Hurst-Kehus
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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