All I need is money, money
All I need is money, money
All I need is money, money
All I need is money, money

Money I be earnin
While I keep that shit burnin
My wheels just keep on turnin
While I play my position

Money I be earnin
While I keep that shit burnin
My wheels just keep on turnin
While I play my position

Yeah, don't
Tell me you's a dummy
We came here to provide
Yo, we came here for the money

I know that they don't want me
To come around the business
Cause a nigga so hungry, oh
I'm goin' in like I'm goin' out

Just check your friends
And they whereabouts
When shit is gone
Hit the fan
They ain't never around

And I ain't never been the man
To try to take you down
It's easy when you got it comin
Money for jam, I'ma keep it rollin

So hard when you just don't have it
I'ma be out until the mornin
Money I be earnin
While I keep that shit burnin

My wheels just keep on turnin
While I play my position
Money I be earnin
While I keep that shit burnin

My wheels just keep on turnin
While I play my position
The timer repeats
Over and over

The record is broken
My eyes are wide open
My coffee is cold
I just wish someone would of let me know

Wasting my time
When I should be on the move
Such a shame that in life
We don't get to choose

If only they knew what it's like
To sit on thin ice
Now I'm tryna be so nice
Why you always gotta be right

Money, bills, stacks
I'll spell it out for you
Paper, dough, cash
Catch me in my bag

Money, bills, stacks
I'll spell it out for you
Paper, dough, cash
Catch me in my bag

Play My Position

If you feel this, you've been through some shit too. This is that song you play in the mirror. This isn't ego, its survival art.

Dope (Take Some)

The Money Ft. 4-SHAW

I Remember

Sicka x Sirgin - I Remember (Produced by Sicka)

Two Thousand And Eighteen

Sirgin -Two Thousand and Eighteen (2018) - Prod. by Sirgin

Magic

Magic (Prod. Sirgin)

Ocean Alley "Confidence" Remix

Bubblin (Anderson .Paak Remake).mp3

The Asylum Freestyle (feat. Saint Anthony)

The Asylum Freestyle (Prod. By SAINT Anthony)

SiR x Sirgin D'Evils Remix

official music video: https://youtu.be/PCI1pWoTGM0

If It Ain't Wrong (feat. Deja Zoi)

Translated

Translated (Prod By Saint Anthony)

Cure

Sirgin on 
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Dreamin 2.0 (prod. By Haze Felix )

Big fan of C.S. Armstrong- had to drop a verse on this dope record! Check out CJ Armstrong @ https://open.spotify.com/artist/6MxR3Hjf2uTSew9wmKbOwO?si=0Ze0ow0sRG-tMrOoFRfgEA

C.S. Armstrong - Never Be the Same Remix

C.S. Armstrong - Rain In The Ghetto Remix

Prediction (The Proof)prod by Relic feat. Marc Divine [ scoob rock ]

Deja Zoi - So Long (feat. Sirgin)

Vodka & Orange Juice

Part of Me

Sirgin’s story begins in Norfolk, Virginia, born to an Australian mother and African American father who shared a deep love for reggae music. But his earliest memories weren’t of harmony—they were shaped by the chaos of addiction and survival. With a father caught in the streets and a mother fighting to keep her family safe, Sirgin, only two years old, was uprooted and carried across the world to Perth, Western Australia. What followed was a childhood marked by struggle and silence. Music became his escape and his expression, the one place where he could channel everything he couldn’t say out loud. Years later, a surprise call from the father he hadn’t seen in over a decade pulled Sirgin back to the States. In Altoona, Pennsylvania—a small town that became a landing ground for recovering addicts and a hunting ground for dealers—Sirgin was reintroduced to a father trying to make amends. It was there, in a makeshift home studio built by his dad and uncles, that hip-hop entered his life not just as a sound, but as a culture, a reality, and a lifeline. Sirgin found clarity. A vision of a world beyond pain, beyond conditioning. A world of color, creativity, and infinite possibility. He rebuilt himself from nothing. But tragedy struck again. His younger brother Moses, who had quietly fought his own battle with heroin, overdosed. Sirgin couldn’t save him—and that pain became the ignition for something new. Music returned, not as a career move, but as therapy, mission, resurrection.

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