Relapse
Eminem · Other Songs - Eminem
How the hell did he manage to get more felony charges
He's already got life in jail, man, what the hell is his problem
Well, to be honest the smell of these chronic leaves make me hella demonic
They've compelled me to kill this elderly man
And i get these panic attacks
Pop a xanax, relax
Tryna stick my ****in' dick inside a mannequin's ass
Then i get manic depressed
See the orthodontist get gassed
Man, it's kickass
The first thing i put on is the mask
Speaking of masks, man, it ain't too late to have a change of face
And take it off and show my face so you can see the things you facin'
Slice you up and cook you after you're murdered by strangulation
That's bacon souffle you makin', ain't you? well, thank you jason
There goes one more coma
Due to blunt force trauma
Just give me one more soma
And i'll be done for, mama
Go in the damn broom closet
Another valium, lost it
Shovin' the vacuum nozzle
Down the bathroom faucet
Seems like every day i get a little flakier
The medication is making my hands a little shakier
Hand me the 18 month old baby, come shake 'em up
It'll only take me a second to choke his trachea
Breakin' his neck in eightysome places
Baby, he's shady comes lady
He's got the razor-b-blades and the ch-ch-chain-ch-saw, baby
You b-b-blundering, bumbling m-m-mumbling dum-dum
Yeah, here i come-come, you hear the rumbling? vrum-vrum
There's something inside of that blue tub and that drum-drum
My head and torso are some won' where they come from
Who's it belong to, maybe the girl with the long blonde hair
Who disappeared and left her cheerleader pom-poms
Clearly there's some' wrong
'cause she didn't come home
She's missing
Where is she
Something fishy is goin' on
I guess he stuck the xxxxx with the pitchfork with the long prongs
Now everybody get your dance on to my damn song
Come o
He's already got life in jail, man, what the hell is his problem
Well, to be honest the smell of these chronic leaves make me hella demonic
They've compelled me to kill this elderly man
And i get these panic attacks
Pop a xanax, relax
Tryna stick my ****in' dick inside a mannequin's ass
Then i get manic depressed
See the orthodontist get gassed
Man, it's kickass
The first thing i put on is the mask
Speaking of masks, man, it ain't too late to have a change of face
And take it off and show my face so you can see the things you facin'
Slice you up and cook you after you're murdered by strangulation
That's bacon souffle you makin', ain't you? well, thank you jason
There goes one more coma
Due to blunt force trauma
Just give me one more soma
And i'll be done for, mama
Go in the damn broom closet
Another valium, lost it
Shovin' the vacuum nozzle
Down the bathroom faucet
Seems like every day i get a little flakier
The medication is making my hands a little shakier
Hand me the 18 month old baby, come shake 'em up
It'll only take me a second to choke his trachea
Breakin' his neck in eightysome places
Baby, he's shady comes lady
He's got the razor-b-blades and the ch-ch-chain-ch-saw, baby
You b-b-blundering, bumbling m-m-mumbling dum-dum
Yeah, here i come-come, you hear the rumbling? vrum-vrum
There's something inside of that blue tub and that drum-drum
My head and torso are some won' where they come from
Who's it belong to, maybe the girl with the long blonde hair
Who disappeared and left her cheerleader pom-poms
Clearly there's some' wrong
'cause she didn't come home
She's missing
Where is she
Something fishy is goin' on
I guess he stuck the xxxxx with the pitchfork with the long prongs
Now everybody get your dance on to my damn song
Come o
Relapse - Eminem
Released in 2000, "Relapse" stands as a pivotal track in Eminem's discography, marking his transition from the manic energy of his earlier work to a more introspective and gritty sound. The song features a haunting melody that contrasts with his aggressive delivery, exploring themes of addiction and the struggle to maintain sobriety. As a centerpiece of his early catalog, it helped define the mid-2000s hip-hop landscape by blending raw personal narrative with technical rap prowess. The recording remains a testament to Eminem's ability to convey complex emotional states through his music, influencing countless artists who followed in his wake.