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Uncle Al - Earl Sweatshirt

Uncle Al

Earl Sweatshirt

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Song Introduction

"Uncle Al" is a deeply personal track by American rapper Earl Sweatshirt, featured on his 2015 debut studio album, **"I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside."** In this song, Earl reflects on the loss of his Uncle Al, exploring themes of grief, memory, and the complexities of familial relationships. The minimalist production underscores his raw and introspective lyrics, showcasing his unique storytelling ability. "Uncle Al" has been praised for its emotional depth and authenticity, solidifying Earl Sweatshirt's reputation as a profound lyricist in the hip-hop community.

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Lyric

Salmon skin Band-Aid help with recovery

Diction buttery, grass depending

Your nigga was switching passed depending on where the rudder swings

Snapping like the shutter speed, pucker up, kiss of death

Tell your men to hit the deck or hit the dirt

Killing who you send in first, verse wintergreen spit it, show 'em that I meant it

Hoe, I'm rolling with my niggas, find a gold and call the chemist

Show up solo to the scrimmage, throw a brick and pour the Henny

Don't defend it, it's useless nigga

Up to my wrist in the cooler, gripping the brew in this music shit

For Versace suicidal, I hit the Jake through the rifle

And tell her open that mouth for deposit, leave the bank broke

Sliding in, she smiling and fidgeting, pull my face close

Streaming down the street from what 'roma was stunk though

Product of the villainy, product capable, plain clothes

Rhyme with no niggas who probably was gonna remain broke

- It's already the end -