Rigger Morris' latest release, "Cocaine on Credit," is a gritty tale of addiction, debt, and the fallout of a life out of control. Everything feels so sickeningly normal, Monday morning, friends have left, money borrowed, supplies running low, paycheck spent already in your head. The song is brutally honest about the desperation behind it, "I'm scared I've already spent it buying cocaine on credit." The song doesn't romanticize the subject, it shows a guy looking at the mess he created, trapped by his own decisions. The best thing is the pain, the feeling of consequences coming.
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