Papa Roach

Lyrics

[Verse 1: Jacoby Shaddix]
I was young and I was reckless man
Moved out at seventeen and made my momma mad
I thought I had it all figured out
A pocket full of pills and a forty in my mouth
Peeled out in my big black Chevy
Flipped it six times and I knew that I was ready
To straighten up because my best friend died
I didn't wanna carry on living that life

[Chorus: Jacoby Shaddix]
And now I'm running from the scene
'cause I was caught up in the crime
It's a loaded memory
Yeah, it kills me every time
And I'm trying not to scream but it's eating me alive
I'm still haunted by the best years of
The best years of my life
[Verse 2: Machine Gun Kelly]
Yeah, lemme take y'all back
Oh, I was young and I was helpless man
Self medicating my own depression man
I drank a bottle after breakfast
Took a look in the mirror ripped the rosary off my necklace
Damn
I lost my job so I lost faith
I just saw a baby bump in my girl's waist
I need a drink to feel right
Party with my homies to escape from real life
Yeah, we had it all figured out
A pocket full of pills and a forty in my mouth
But, I never should've let my best friend drive
'cause he's the reason my child will never see me alive
Damn!
[Chorus: Jacoby Shaddix]
Now I'm running from the scene
'cause I was caught up in the crime
It's a loaded memory
Yeah, it kills me every time
And I'm trying not to scream but it's eating me alive
I'm still haunted by the best years of
The best years of my life

[Instrumental Bridge]

[Verse 3: Jacoby Shaddix]
All of a sudden nothing matters anymore
He lost it all, his life was scattered on the floor
And now his family's tryna pick up all the pieces
I am locked up in a box, I am a monster
I'm the reason that he's gone
Wish I could take it all back
Press rewind and take a picture of the past
Pause it, feel my heart turn black
My lungs are smoldering, I'm breathing in the ash

[Chorus: Jacoby Shaddix]
Now I'm running from the scene
'cause I was caught up in the crime
It's a loaded memory
Yeah, it kills me every time
And I'm trying not to scream but it's eating me alive
I'm still haunted by the best years of
The best years of my life
[Outro: Jacoby Shaddix]
I'm still haunted by the best years of
The best years of my life
I'm still haunted by the best years of

If you're a fan of Papa Roach, you know they're one of the bands that blend different music genres, sometimes rocky riffs with hip hop beats. Sunrise Trailer Park is one of those songs that mixes alternative music with a rap verse by the legendary Machine Gun Kelly. If that doesn't pique your interest, the fact that the song is named after a real place in Vacaville, California, might just do it for you.

About Sunrise Trailer Park

The song Sunrise Trailer Park is Papa Roach's ode to a significant place in their hometown Vacaville. The place where some band members used to hang out has inspired one of the most unique tracks by the band. The song has an exciting blend of genres that fans would get hooked on immediately. Sunrise Trailer Park is a place where anything could happen or better still has happened. The song's lyrics describe how cool and seemingly wild the place is, with a party always going on in the "ghetto of broken dreams."

The introduction of Machine Gun Kelly into the song took it to a whole new level. In an interview, Papa Roach talked about how the collaboration came to be after the band and Machine Gun Kelly performed on the same stage at the Alternative Press Music Awards. The band members were blown away by the energy that Machine Gun Kelly brought to the stage and decided to incorporate a cool rap verse into Sunrise Trailer Park. The addition of Machine Gun Kelly's verse completes the song and gives it a further edge.

The song's lyrics talk about being broke, hanging in the Sunrise Trailer Park, and trying to escape that lifestyle to something better. The band members use the song as a way to reach out to fans that might be going through something similar and encourage them to keep pushing until they achieve their dreams. In a way, Sunrise Trailer Park is Papa Roach's reminder to their fans of the journey they've made from hanging in the 'ghetto of broken dreams' to where they are now.

The blend of genres in Sunrise Trailer Park is one of the things that make the song unique. Papa Roach is known for fusing different genres to create their signature sound, and they do it yet again on this track. The rock riffs in the song are insane, but the addition of a rap verse took it to a new level. Machine Gun Kelly was the perfect fit for this song, and his verse was so on point that it became one of the most popular parts of the song.

The chorus of Sunrise Trailer Park perpetuates the essence of th song. It's catchy, with a simple melody that stays with you long after you've listened to the song. It talks about how anything can happen in the Sunrise Trailer park and how you might just find yourself in the mix of things if you hang around long enough. It's an excellent way to start the song and to introduce the listener to the world of the Sunrise Trailer Park.

In the end, Sunrise Trailer Park is an excellent representation of Papa Roach's ability to blend genres and come up with something unique. The song is a tribute to a place the band members love and respect, and their fans can feel that love through the music. The addition of Machine Gun Kelly brought a new energy to the song that only solidified it as one of the best in Papa Roach's catalog. If you're a fan of alternative music, hip hop, or a blend of both, Sunrise Trailer Park is a must-listen.

• Release Date: May 19, 2017
• Artist: Papa Roach