Future – Thought It Was a Drought

Future – Thought It Was a Drought

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Rap/Hip HopJuly 17, 2015

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About the track

“Thought It Was a Drought” is a song by Future. It’s track 1 of 18 on DS2 (Deluxe), Future’s album, released on July 17, 2015. It came out through Epic/Freebandz/A1. It opens the project, followed by “I Serve the Base”. The song runs 4 minutes 24 seconds and is listed under Rap/Hip Hop. Future has 596 songs on TopCityTune; the artist profile shows the most played and the newest. Play it above, or open it on Deezer. Save it to My Library to come back to it.

What it’s about

Arriving as part of the 2015 project DS2 (Deluxe), this rap release sees Future delivering an explicit four-minute offering under Epic, Freebandz, and A1. While the lyrics are not provided here, the title hints at themes of scarcity, survival, and sudden abundance, ideas that often sit at the center of hip hop storytelling. Given the artist's background with raw street rap and alternative hip hop tones, the record likely explores overcoming tough periods or enjoying excess after lean times. It serves as an extended, mood-setting entry in his rich 2015 catalog.

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Track details

Song
Thought It Was a Drought
Artist
Future
Track
1 of 18
Released
July 17, 2015
Length
4:24
Genre
Rap/Hip Hop
Label
Epic/Freebandz/A1
Lyrics
Explicit
Stream on
Deezer

In Future’s catalogue

From the album DS2 (Deluxe)

Album page
  1. 1 Thought It Was a Drought
  2. 2 I Serve the Base
  3. 3 Where Ya At with Drake
  4. 5 Lil One
  5. 6 Stick Talk
  6. 7 Freak Hoe
  7. 8 Rotation
  8. 9 Slave Master
  9. 11 Colossal
  10. 12 Rich $ex
  11. 13 Blood On the Money
  12. 14 Trap Niggas
  13. 15 The Percocet & Stripper Joint
  14. 16 Real Sisters
  15. 17 Kno The Meaning
  16. 18 Fuck Up Some Commas
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