Here’s a new dope track from the boy Chris Morris titled “Friends” produced by Nabeyin. Traditional to his style, Nabeyin laces the track with the laid-back feel that Chris trounces over with his powerful words. The heart of the track comes 11 seconds in however when Chris says “don’t leave me, don’t leave me, don’t leave me” which is instantly recognizable to anyone who has ever been in an important relationship. As I listened to the track, flashbacks of past relationships clouded my mind. In today’s hip-hop world of flossing, drug carrying, gun flashing and expensive clothes, hearing a hip-hop track like this is rare. Take a few minutes out of your day and check it out. If you can understand and it touches you? It accomplishes it’s mission. If it doesn’t because you’ve never been in this type of relationship? Be glad because becoming friends again after a break-up is one of the hardest things to do.

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