Studio Album · No. 1

The Drug in Me Is You Songwriting Credits by Falling in Reverse

2011 Epitaph 11 tracks 45:53

Produced by Michael "Elvis" Baskette

Epitaph Post-hardcoreMetalcore
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Authorship
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Holds writing credit on 11 of 11 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 11 / 11 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 11 tracks with documented writers, by whether Falling in Reverse carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Falling in Reverse's roles on this album

Share of the 11 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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By the Numbers

11
Tracks
5
Lyricists
1
Producers
2011
Released
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The debut sets the authorship pattern that never changes: Radke writes across the record, with lead guitarist Jacky Vincent as the only bandmate holding credits alongside him. That two-name arrangement carries the first three albums before the producer takes over the second chair.

The Drug in Me Is You is Falling in Reverse's debut studio album, released on 26 July 2011 through Epitaph. Eleven tracks written largely while Ronnie Radke was serving a prison sentence. It entered the Billboard 200 at number 19 and reached number 21 in Australia, and is certified Gold by the RIAA and Silver by the BPI.

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Raised by Wolves
Bryan RossDave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Bryan RossDave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
2
Tragic Magic
Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
3
The Drug in Me Is You
Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
4
I'm Not a Vampire
Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
5
Good Girls, Bad Guys
Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
6
Pick Up the Phone
Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
7
Don't Mess with Ouija Boards
Omar EspinosaBryan RossDave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Omar EspinosaBryan RossDave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
8
Sink or Swim
Michael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Michael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
9
Caught Like a Fly
Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Dave HoldredgeMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
10
Goodbye Graceful
Omar EspinosaBryan RossMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Omar EspinosaBryan RossMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
11
The Westerner
Michael "Elvis" BasketteDave HoldredgeRonnie Radke Michael "Elvis" BasketteDave HoldredgeRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)

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Frequently Asked Questions The Drug in Me Is You

When was The Drug in Me Is You released?
26 July 2011 through Epitaph. It is the band’s debut studio album.
Who wrote The Drug in Me Is You?
Ronnie Radke writes across the album, with lead guitarist Jacky Vincent credited alongside him on much of it.
How did the album chart?
Number 19 on the Billboard 200, number 21 in Australia and number 125 in the UK.
Is it certified?
Yes, Gold by the RIAA and Silver by the BPI.
How many tracks does it have?
Eleven on the standard edition, running 45 minutes 53 seconds.
Was it written in prison?
Much of it was written during Radke’s prison sentence, which he served before the band recorded the record.

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