R.I.P.
Krazy Feat. Master P T.E.C. & Chip Lyrics


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I remember when we were kids
We shed all our hurt and tears (and tears)
No matter what the weather, what the weather
We were always togerther (always together)
We grew up as time went on
We became separated (seperated)

It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away ( when my homie went away)
It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When Kevin went away (when Kevin went away)

It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away ( when my homie went away)
It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When Kevin went away (when Kevin went away)

Kevin life ain't tha even tho we gots tah change
See momma don't understand how you died in tha game
And grandma get older, Little Kevin he's a soldier
We done made it out da ghetto ain't no more run'n for tha rollers
Tattooed your face on my arm so you legacy could live on
You said "P be strong" with out you we all alone
I know its been a few years you your birthday we shed tears
And I don't wanna question you God
But why he took you and left us here?

It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)
It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)

Look, just thinkin about you my nigga bring tears to my eyes
I mean I'm hard and all but even tha realish niggaz cry
And when you left, part of me died too
And who ever knew Kevin like I knew Kevin shhh ya'll would cry too
Just think'n about you, if you were still here
How much different remenisin on one of your pictures
Lookin at the family thinkin we always got one miss'n
And I can still remember tha last words (and mine ain't even started)
Look your never forgotton 'cause on your birthday I go and put flowers on your
Grave
I still remember when P and see broke tha news to me at school about your death
Told me "Silkk time would heal our wounds"
It's been oh five years and I ain't healed yet
Now I feel somthing I'm tryin tryin to be strong
I know moms tryin to hold on
Even tho your here and your gone
I got so many questions, that's why I can't move on
(It's somthing about you)

It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)
It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)

Now as I could remember (remember)
A couple of months before December (December)
I still can't take tha pain
We all are stuck in this ghetto rain
I learned my lesson, could your blessings
Watch your enemys and watch your friends
And if it ain't your blood don't show that man no love
'Cause kindness make you weak and cause blindness in tha streets
And the vultures commin to get you
When none of you're real homies is wit ya
And its sad can't break the cycle
And take a drink wit my uncle Michael
And my momma question my silence
But I blame this sinceless violence
Don't wanna wake up 'cause when imma asleep
You still alive up in my dreams
A few seconds of happy thoughts to keep my mind at eaze
And then Kevin its like you ghost my body freeze when ever I see him
If anybody got yours ways, you know it'd be him

It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)
It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)

It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)




It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
When my homie went away (when my homie went away)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "R.I.P." by Krazy Feat. Master P T.E.C. & Chip are a poignant tribute to a friend who died too soon. The song is filled with nostalgia for the days when the group was young and carefree, shedding hurt and tears together. As they grew up, they became separated, but the memory of their friendship remained strong. The chorus repeats the refrain that it was a sad day when Kevin went away, emphasizing the loss that still haunts the group.


The verses are filled with memories of Kevin and the impact that his death had on everyone. The lyrics describe the pain of losing a friend to violence and the difficulty of moving on. The line "See momma don't understand how you died in tha game" echoes the confusion and frustration that comes with trying to make sense of senseless violence. The group tries to hold on to Kevin's memory, tattooing his face on their arms so that his legacy can live on. They visit his grave, bring him flowers on his birthday, and hold onto their happy memories of him.


Overall, the lyrics to "R.I.P." are a moving tribute to a life lost too soon. The song captures the pain and sadness of losing a friend, the difficulty of moving on, and the importance of remembering those we have lost. The group's love for Kevin is palpable, and the song is a powerful reminder of the impact that even short lives can have.


Line by Line Meaning

I remember when we were kids
Reflecting back to a time of youthful innocence and carefree days


We shed all our hurt and tears (and tears)
Expressing a close bond of friendship and support during difficult times


No matter what the weather, what the weather
Emphasizing the strength of the relationship regardless of external circumstances


We were always together (always together)
Stating the constant and unwavering presence of each other throughout their upbringing


We grew up as time went on
Acknowledging the inevitability of aging and changing circumstances


We became separated (separated)
Describing the eventual physical distance that separated the friends


It was a sad day (it was a sad day)
Expressing the deep emotions encompassing the loss of a friend


When my homie went away (when my homie went away)
Referring to the specific individual who has passed away and the impact of their absence


When Kevin went away (when Kevin went away)
Using Kevin as the name of the deceased individual to mourn and honor their memory


Kevin life ain't tha even tho we gots tah change
Acknowledging the hardships of life and the need to evolve to survive


See momma don't understand how you died in tha game
Highlighting the difficulty of explaining the circumstances of a loved one's death to their family


And grandma get older, Little Kevin he's a soldier
Recognizing the cycle of aging and the next generation taking their place as they mature


We done made it out da ghetto ain't no more run'n for tha rollers
Celebrating the success of overcoming their past struggles and escaping the negative lifestyle


Tattooed your face on my arm so you legacy could live on
Using a personal, permanent tribute to honor the memory of their friend


You said "P be strong" with out you we all alone
Recalling a quote from the deceased to draw strength from their words


I know its been a few years you your birthday we shed tears
Expressing ongoing grief and remembrance, even years after the passing


And I don't wanna question you God
Respecting a higher power and refraining from doubtful inquiry


But why he took you and left us here?
Wondering about the reasons behind a loss and expressing confusion and pain


Look, just thinkin about you my nigga bring tears to my eyes
Facing continued sadness and emotional pain from the memory of their friend


I mean I'm hard and all but even tha realish niggaz cry
Acknowledging the vulnerability of even the toughest individuals when it comes to losing someone close


And when you left, part of me died too
Expressing the depth of the impact of their friend's passing


And who ever knew Kevin like I knew Kevin shhh ya'll would cry too
Sharing the individual nature of their relationship with the deceased and the deep bond that they shared


Just think'n about you, if you were still here
Imagining what life would be like if their friend was still alive


How much different remenisin on one of your pictures
Remembering their friend and reflecting on the good times they shared through pictures and memories


Lookin at the family thinkin we always got one miss'n
Noting the absence of their friend and acknowledging the ongoing impact of their loss


And I can still remember tha last words (and mine ain't even started)
Recalling the final words spoken to them by the deceased and the realization that they have so much life left to live


Look your never forgotton 'cause on your birthday I go and put flowers on your
Promising to always honor and remember their friend by performing an annual ritual of visiting their grave


Grave
Referencing the burial site of the deceased friend


Now as I could remember (remember)
Reflecting back to a previous time in their life


A couple of months before December (December)
Specifying a period of time in relation to a significant month of the year


I still can't take tha pain
Admitting to ongoing difficulties in coping with the loss of their friend


We all are stuck in this ghetto rain
Feeling trapped in their current circumstances and surroundings


I learned my lesson, could your blessings
Acknowledging a lesson learned through difficulty and expressing gratitude for any blessings that come their way


Watch your enemys and watch your friends
Reminding others to be cautious and vigilant in discerning between friends and foes


And if it ain't your blood don't show that man no love
Warning against trusting or investing in those who are not family


'Cause kindness make you weak and cause blindness in tha streets
Recognizing that showing kindness or vulnerability can lead to exploitation or danger in a rough environment


And the vultures commin to get you
Referring to those who seek to take advantage of others' misfortunes or weaknesses


When none of you're real homies is wit ya
Acknowledging that true friends will not abandon one another in tough times


And its sad can't break the cycle
Feeling hopeless and helpless to overcome ongoing struggles and obstacles


And take a drink wit my uncle Michael
Reflecting on a memory with a loved one who has also passed away


And my momma question my silence
Feeling pressure or scrutiny from family members about their grieving process


But I blame this sinceless violence
Attributing the loss of their friend to a senseless and unnecessary act of violence


Don't wanna wake up 'cause when imma asleep
Preferring to remain in a state of unconsciousness to avoid facing reality


You still alive up in my dreams
Experiencing vivid dreams featuring the deceased friend and feeling comforted by the illusion of their continued presence


A few seconds of happy thoughts to keep my mind at eaze
Trying to find brief moments of happiness or positivity to counteract the overwhelming sadness and grief


And then Kevin its like you ghost my body freeze when ever I see him
Feeling a physical reaction of shock or discomfort whenever encountering reminders of their friend


If anybody got yours ways, you know it'd be him
Recognizing the unique qualities and personality of their friend and that they were irreplaceable




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Ultra Tunes, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: BARBARA ACKLIN, EUGENE RECORD, PERCY (MASTER P) MILLER, VYSHON MILLER, COREY MILLER, ODELL VICKERS, KERYL WATKINS

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