Cry Alone
LIL PEEP Lyrics


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Cry alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now
I don't wanna cry alone right now
I'm kissing on Styrofoam right now

I don't wanna cry alone right now
I'm kissing on Styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on Styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

I hate everybody in my hometown
I wanna burn my old high school into the ground
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now

I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on Styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

Gonna fly back to my hometown
I feel like everybody hate me in my hometown
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now

I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on Styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

Gonna fly back to my hometown
I feel like everybody hate me in my hometown
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now
I hate everybody in my hometown
I wanna burn my old high school into the ground
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now





I really didn't wanna cry alone out loud
I really didn't wanna cry alone out loud

Overall Meaning

The song Cry Alone by Lil Peep speaks about the artist's struggles with loneliness, addiction, and feeling alienated from his hometown. The repetition of the phrase "I don't wanna cry alone right now" throughout the song emphasizes Lil Peep's emotional turmoil and desire for human connection. The line "I hate everybody in my hometown" suggests that Lil Peep feels rejected and misunderstood by those closest to him.


The chorus of the song, "I just did a line of blow right now, I'm kissing on Styrofoam right now," reveals the artist's reliance on drugs to numb his pain and cope with his feelings of isolation. Additionally, the line "Tell the rich kids to look at me now" suggests a desire for validation and success in the music industry, as Lil Peep comes from a small town where success may feel impossible.


Overall, Cry Alone is a poignant reflection on Lil Peep's struggle with addiction, loneliness, and the pressures of the music industry.


Line by Line Meaning

Cry alone right now
I currently feel a strong sense of loneliness


I just did a line of blow right now
I just consumed a line of cocaine, possibly to numb my emotions


I don't wanna cry alone right now
I wish for someone to be here with me and share my feelings


I'm kissing on Styrofoam right now
I am using drugs as a coping mechanism to deal with my emotional pain


I don't wanna die alone right now
I fear dying without anyone by my side


I hate everybody in my hometown
I have a negative perception of the people where I grew up


I wanna burn my old high school into the ground
I have a strong desire to erase my past and the negative memories associated with it


Tell the rich kids to look at me now
I want to prove myself to those who may have looked down on me before


Gonna fly back to my hometown
I plan on returning to my hometown


I feel like everybody hate me in my hometown
I believe that no one in my hometown genuinely cares for me


I really didn't wanna cry alone out loud
I had hoped someone would've been here for me so I didn't have to express my emotions out loud




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Dylan Cooper, Dylan Mullen, GEORGE Astasio, Gustav Elijah Ahr, Jason Pebworth, Jonathan Shave

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[Intro]
Cry alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now
I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on styrofoam right now

[Chorus]
I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now
I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

[Verse 1]
I hate everybody in my hometown
I wanna burn my old high school into the ground
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now

[Chorus]
I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

[Verse 2]
When I fly back to my hometown
I feel like everybody hate me in my hometown
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now

[Chorus]
I don't wanna cry alone right now
Kissing on styrofoam right now
I don't wanna die alone right now
I just did a line of blow right now

[Bridge]
When I fly back to my hometown
I feel like everybody hate me in my hometown
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now
I hate everybody in my hometown
I wanna burn my old high school into the ground
I hate everybody in my hometown
Tell the rich kids to look at me now

[Outro]
I really hate it when I cry alone out loud
I really hate it when I cry alone out loud



@teeffz2598

Honestly it breaks me to see him and hear his voice. It’s been almost a year and, while I never knew Gus personally nor met him, I know he’d love the impact he’s made.
There’s a quote that I love from Gerard Way...
“Even though we’re all outcasts in our own way, we all do belong in this world and we all fit in this world.”
It feels to me like Gus was inhuman. He definitely did was an incredible outsider in this world, this world is fucked up and never deserved him, and he embraced that. He embraced what made him different and what made him himself.
I’ll forever appreciate the work Gus has done.
I’ll forever appreciate the things he’s said.
I’ll forever appreciate his impact on the world.
It’s been almost a year and the world seems so lackluster without Peep. Goddamn...
Rest In Peace, Gus. Hell knows we miss you.
-🖤



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@JohnnieGuilbert

RIP Peep thanks for your music

@skyethorpe6218

Johnnie Guilbert I know what you mean man

@skyethorpe6218

Love you’re videos too big fan

@huup5959

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@anitrashcan6987

Same...

@benjaminbenjamin9

Johnnie Guilbert i agree 😱😞

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@yungbaddy1985

Every Peep video took about $3 to make and is still iconic

@eyprc9313

Free

@inactiveuser13275

peep was a crackhead

@leannerussell8826

@Phoenix G get a life instead of trynna bring people’s moods down yehhh he did drugs so what is that your business?

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