Riky Rick’s lyrics about wanting to give up come to light after his passing

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Riky Rick's lyrics about wanting to give up come to light after his passing

Riky Rick’s lyrics about wanting to give up come to light after his passing

Verses apparently perusing as farewell notes left by late rapper Riky Rick in his music have overwhelmed the online media TLs since he kicked the bucket on Wednesday morning.

After his last Twitter post apparently got from verses from his tune Home that read:

“The reap blown again this year

However, I’ll return a more grounded man

I’ll get back to me my country

No grave will hold my body down This land is as yet my, my home.”

Nota Baloyi took to his timetable sharing a screen capture of his melodies A Time to Love and Wonder where he refered to his sentiments about his dad’s demise and his dread that he would kick the bucket “over some imbecilic sh*t”.

Peruse the verses beneath:

Mzansi took to Twitter sharing lyrics from his song, lamenting how the song was different now that he is gone.

Take a look at the Twitter posts below:

https://twitter.com/DigitalhustlerX/status/1496831405011185670?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1496831405011185670%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.timeslive.co.za%2Ftshisa-live%2Ftshisa-live%2F2022-02-25-riky-ricks-lyrics-about-wanting-to-give-up-come-to-light-after-his-passing%2F

With Riky Rick having openly spoken about his mental health struggles, Sadag deputy board chair and clinical psychologist Zamo Mbele told TimesLIVE that the musician’s death  “must be a powerful reminder of the important and life-saving conversation about the problem of suicide in society. No-one should be next, let’s talk and let us help.

“Escaping the pain, grief and distress that many people look to suicide for does not need to cost one’s life. Instead, through skilled help, you can escape your distress and save a life.”

For help, call Sadag’s suicide helpline 0800-567-567, Sadag helplines 0800-456-789 / 0800-21-22-23/ 0800-70-80-90 or SMS 31393 or www.sadag.org.

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