G-Eazy - The Road Back

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{Intro}
Let me play, uh
I want to play some
Let's go
Haha, you know
Him
Ladies and gentlemen
The Road Back
Yeah, uh

{Verse 1}
They tried writing me off, but I never wrote back
The brakes over hiatus is finished, they want the GOAT back
All black with the slicked back, I got my glow back
But when you cut the buzz, it takes time for it to grow back (Yeah)
OGK, shout out my barber
Sometimes you need a restarter, sometimes you need a new partner
Sometimes you gotta step back and fix all the chinks in your armor
Somеtimes you feel like your on 2%, who got a charger? (Yеah)
Sometimes you gotta work smarter, not harder
Playing Biggie, bigger money, the problems get larger
Walking through Manhattan like I'm Batman in Gotham at night
Fighting my own battles, but I guess that's what made me a martyr

{Chorus}
They saying, please come back to the game, the game needs you
Sorry for the time I been gone, ain't mean to leave you
Had to take time away to replenish and heal
But I'm back and better, nice to re-meet you
Yeah, nice to re-meet you
Haha, nice to re-meet you
Had to take time away to replenish and heal
But I'm back and better, nice to re-meet you
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{Verse 2}
And this is not a run that back, it's not a redo
This is not a run out of gas, it's just a refuel
This is just a sample taste for what it leads to
It's not even an album track, it's just a preview
You hearing that it's just not the same, they really need you
They saying please come back home, they wanna see you
Cause no one gives y'all what y'all want, the way he do
No one wears Saint Laurent, the way he do
Woah, they trembling at the sight of
Gerald coming back when it's real, you can't buy love
The realest in the room and that goes for any room I'm inside of
Y'all cornball rappers I'm fucking tired of
Hate to leave you guessing, but you just can't rush perfection
And I had to do this my way, playing Frank before this session
Had to get this off my chest, and no I don't need no suggestion
I'd never give my spot up, feel like Logan from Succession, straight up

{Bridge}
Come on baby, come on baby, come on baby
Y'all go to Columbia tomorrow, nigga
Let's go-go-go-go-go
Yeah, uh

{Chorus}
They saying, please come back to the game, the game needs you
Sorry for the time I been gone, ain't mean to leave you
Had to take time away to replenish and heal
But I'm back and better, nice to re-meet you
Yeah, nice to re-meet you
Haha, nice to re-meet you
Had to take time away to replenish and heal
But I'm back and better, nice to re-meet you

Release Date: April 26, 2024

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Gerald Earl Gillum, who storms the stage as G-Eazy, has woven his name tightly into the fabric of the rap world, hailing proudly from Oakland, California. Signed with powerhouse RCA, he's not just a player in the game—he's a mover and a stylist, donning that unmistakable dapper flair. His music? A melodic time capsule that tips its hat to the classics while vibing with the edgy beats of West Coast rap, married smoothly to the rhythmic flows of Southern influence.

G-Eazy's love affair with rap traces back to his teen years, but it was "Runaround Sue" from the mixtape The Endless Summer that shot him like a comet into the industry's galaxy. That track was the golden key unlocking the door to his whirlwind success. It wasn't long before he was basking in the platinum glow of "I Mean It," his proclamation to the world of his arrival and his ambitious artistry. But it was the anthem "Me, Myself, & I" from the shadowy depths of When It’s Dark Out that really had his star ascend to the zenith, hitting number 7 on the unequivocal Hot 100 list.

Riding the pulsating waves of fame, G-Eazy delivered not one, but two seismic chart-tremblers. "No Limit," a collaboration with the formidable Cardi B and rap virtuoso A$AP Rocky, alongside the heart-stirring "Him & I" with then-muse Halsey, etched his name on the top twenty, reaching lofty heights at numbers 4 and 14, respectively. Both tracks hailed from his acclaimed album The Beautiful & Damned, a work that grasped the number 3 spot on the Billboard 200 with its thematic grip and lyrical depth.

His voice has woven through the soundscapes of numerous hits, collaborating with an eclectic ensemble of music royalty like Britney Spears, the enigmatic Post Malone, the soulful Marc E. Bassy, and the captivating Grace—solidifying G-Eazy's place not just as a rapper, but as a versatile craftsman in the music domain.

From the creative breeding grounds of California, G-Eazy spread his academic wings at Loyola University, devouring knowledge in New Orleans' revered music industry studies program. Education in his arsenal, he returned to the music scene only to fling doors wide open, creating waves first as an opening act for titans like Drake, Snoop Dogg, and Lil Wayne, before the spotlight settled on him, placing G-Eazy at the helm of his own headline tours. His journey, steeped in rhythm and verses, portrays the tale of a Californian dream woven into the very rhythm of the streets that raised him.