EPISODE · Jan 11, 2025 · 3 MIN

VICES

from Sir Surrell · host Sir Surrell

'VICES" is a song about how we use our addictions as ways of coping with life. While it may work for the moment, sometimes we need to look deeper within ourselves and choose better for ourselves. No matter how hard things get, we can always find the strength to keep moving forward. #vices #addiction #drinking #smoking #hiphop #deeprap #bangkok #thailand Artist(s): @sirsurrellmusic Producer: @dwnld__ Recording Engineer: @rrmarni Socials: Facebook: Sir Surrell Instagram: @surrellgram Twitter/X: @sir_surrell Snapchat: @sir_surrell48 TikTok: @sir_surrell_music YouTube: Sir Surrell Music Music (all platforms): Sir Surrell Help Links: HelpGuide.Org: https://www.helpguide.org/ International Mental Health Hotlines: https://www.nivati.com/blog/international-mental-health-hotlines Global Addiction and Recovery: https://www.globaladdictionrecovery.com/

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