Sleepy Hallow Pens An Emotional Ballad With "6am In NY"

Sleepy Hallow shows off his storytelling abilities on "6am In NY."

BYAlexander ColeJun 07, 20202.9K Views

Sleepy Hallow dropped off his Sleepy For President project on Friday and fans are already picking out their favorite tracks. The artist is at the forefront of the Brooklyn Drill movement and his songs are known for their in-depth storytelling and honest nature.

On the song "6am In NY," that's exactly what Sleepy Hallow gives his fans as the song is filled with pain and emotional honesty about the life he has lived. We also get a refreshing acoustic guitar loop throughout the beat that adds an extra layer to the tone of the song.

If you're a big Brooklyn Drill fan, give this track a spin and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics:

I used to be the n**** they thought would've been a waste
Now I'm runnin' up the cake, I got shows in every state
I'll probably pull up early just to catch 'em while it's late
Chopper take a n**** out, I ain't talkin' 'bout no date
I hit you with your spouse, give a fuck about the place

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