Released: December 16, 2009

Songwriter: Mac Miller

[Intro]
Yo
You have now reached, the back of The High Life (Aha)
Thanks for comin' out (Comin' out)
I've been your host, Mac Miller (What?)
Been great spendin' the evenin' with you (What? What?)
Let’s ride out (Ride out) (Ayo, Jerm, make sure they feel this)
For one last time (Big)
East End Empire (What?)
DJ Chef (What's good? Light it up)
Let's get it

[Chorus]
So lay back in your seat (What?), with your feet up on your couch (Uh-huh)
Thanks for comin' out (What?)
It's been good (Been good), it's been great (Been great)
See you later (Later)
Time's runnin' out (Out), and y'all know what I'm about
Thanks for comin' out
It's been good (It's been good), it’s been great (It's been great)
See you later (Aha)

[Verse 1]
Uh
So it's the end of the tape, the last page (Last page)
Hoes backstage, party like my last day (Last day)
Matter fact, bitch I ain't even half-way finished (Nah)
Y'all fragile, held up in your glass case (Bitch)
Your grind sleepy like that foreign dude runnin' the Rat Race (Haha)
Ass face, all your music nothin' but bad taste
I murder beats, you can ask Ma$e, homie
My shit I drop stinkier than trash day (Trash day)
I ain't gotta change shit, I'm so dangerous (Uh-huh)
And my style like a smile, so contagious
Bitches givin' me they hearts
So consistent, never smart
'Cause they always beggin' me not to break it (Break it)
And I'ma make it (Make it)
I’m somethin' you don’t really see often
Gonna be the greatest and that just ain't just the weed talkin' (Nah)
I tell these people, "Give me a clue"
'Cause the boy be chasin' honeys like Winnie-the-Pooh (Aha)

[Chorus]
So lay back in your seat (What?), with your feet up on your couch (Okay)
Thanks for comin' out (Uh-huh)
It's been good (It's been good), it's been great (It's been great)
See you later (See you later)
Time's runnin' out (Haha), and y'all know what I'm about
Thanks for comin' out (Yep)
It's been good (It's been good), it's been great (It's been great)
See you later

[Verse 2]
Uh
Raindrops fallin' on my brain (Brain)
Stayin' on track like I'm followin' a train (Train)
And I'm grindin' like your teeth when you angry (Haha)
Go ahead, cry yourself to sleep, you a baby (Yep)
Just a bum, gotta hand you some change
Too smart, y'all can call me Andy Dufresne (Aha)
Still got a inbox full of textin'
Hoes tell me that I make a great first impression (What's up?)
Never stick around, so they never learn they lesson
Hit it, then I'm Nick Cage, gone in sixty seconds (Yep)
But you already know that, pimpin'
Fish outta water, need to go back swimmin'
They trippin', every time I'm rollin', they dippin'
'Cause my style "Doh!", call me Homer Simpson
In the sky like Santa, I'm fly (What?)
You a loser, Meg Griffin on Family Guy, aha (What? What? What?)

[Chorus]
So lay back in your seat, with your feet up on your couch
Thanks for comin' out
It's been good, it's been great, see you later
Time's runnin' out, and y'all know what I'm about
Thanks for comin' out
It's been good, it's been great, see you later

[Outro]
Yo (Aha)
Thank y'all (Yep)
I appreciate your support
For real, Mac Miller (Mac Miller)
This has been The High Life (The High Life)
Ayo (What?)
Q-Cuff
TreeJ
Big Will
Big Jerm
Bill The Kid
Tip Tha Ill Spit (Yep)
Beedie (Yep)
Franchise (Yep)
Finish (Yep)
Ghost Writer (Yep)
JFK (Haha)
I got all y’all, man (Yep)
John Record (Yep)
I see you
Chev5
Uh, Gary Sheffield, haha
Boe Banks
Mom, dad, my brother
Uh, Obama
Tom Hanks
Drew Sag
Eddie Harris
Um, Taylor Allderdice
Benjy
Arti
Josh
Jenesis Magazine
ID Labs
And all y'all man
Thanks for listenin'
Let me do what I do
You just live the high life
Aha

Mac Miller

Malcolm James McCormick (Jan. 19, 1992 – Sept. 7, 2018), who performed as Mac Miller, was an American rapper and producer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Since releasing his first mixtape at just 15 years old, he became one of the leaders of the new school of young and highly talented “weirdos.”

Mac’s credibility in the rap game increased ten-fold and resulted in a slew of quality releases, including 2012’s Macadelic mixtape, his second studio album Watching Movies With The Sound Off, and his critically-acclaimed 2014 mixtape Faces.

He had multiple alter-egos, most notably his producer alias Larry Fisherman and his sick and twisted pitched-up persona (à la Quasimoto,) Delusional Thomas.