Genius Lyrics
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Anderson .Paak – Parking Lot
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“Parking Lot” is the eighth track from Anderson .Paak’s second studio album Malibu. The song is produced by .Paak himself along with Jose Rios who lends guitar to the track.
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Spotify – This Is Anderson .Paak
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1. Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak & Silk Sonic- Leave The Door Open / 2. Anderson .Paak- Tints (feat. Kendrick Lamar) / 3. Anderson .Paak- JEWELZ / 4. Eminem- Lock It Up (feat
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Anderson .Paak – Drugs
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“DRUGS IS A PROMOTIONAL SINGLE FOR THOSE WHO CAN RELATE.” – Anderson Paak
Drugs is a single off of Anderson’s album, Venice.
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Anderson .Paak – Come Down
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“Come Down” is the fourth single from Anderson .Paak’s sophomore LP Malibu. The song was produced by Hi-Tek, and is notable for its groovy bass line and chant vocals. The official
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NxWorries – Droogs
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A Knxwledge remix of the single “Drugs” from Anderson Paak’s album Venice.
It’s interesting to see, now that the instrumentation changed from a trap influenced one in “Drugs” to
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j. sula – Knock It Off!
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[Intro: Anderson .Paak & YOSHUA] / Anderson .Paak, Josh Man / As my leg swells up / Fuck! I bumped my head on em' / KAYTRANADA, KAYTRANADA on 'em / Goddamn, nigga / Knock it off
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. Talib Kweli & Timan Family Choir) – The Dreamer
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With the backing of the Timan Family Choir and the legendary Talib Kweli (½ of BlackStar) – .Paak delivers a truthful song about his struggles when he was younger and how he made
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. The Game & Sonyae) – Room in Here
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“Room In Here” is #10 on the album Malibu, and was released as a single on the heels of Paak’s collab project with Knxwledge.
On this song Paak and The Game talk about their
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. BJ the Chicago Kid) – The Waters
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“The Waters” details the struggles of fame and making it big. While they may be celebrities now, BJ and Andy use water as a metaphor to help show us it can be tough to make it into
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Anderson .Paak – Silicon Valley
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A smooth cut for the ladies emphasizing the importance of personal connection in an intimate relationship. Anderson presents the contradiction surrounding females with enhanced
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Anderson .Paak – Water Fall (Interluuube)
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The two-minute interlude “Water Fall” is a sexy ballad included on the second half of Anderson .Paak’s Grammy-nominated Malibu album. The music backing “Water Fall” seems inspired
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. Rapsody) – Without You
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“Without You” sees .Paak proclaim his love for the girl he’s been mentioning throughout Malibu. He teams up with rapper Rapsody.
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Anderson .Paak – Heart Don't Stand a Chance
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“Heart Don’t Stand a Chance” is our introduction to the girl Anderson speaks about in Malibu. We get a brief tease of what’s to come on the introduction “The Bird,” but here he
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. ScHoolboy Q) – Am I Wrong
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After teasing about the possible collaboration on .Paak’s Instagram, Anderson .Paak adds another rapper to his list of collaborations (along with Eminem and DJ Premier), ScHoolboy
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Anderson .Paak – The Season / Carry Me
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The first single released from Anderson’s 2016 , Malibu, a followup to Venice. “The Season | Carry Me” picks right off where Venice left off, carrying a laid back, but powerful
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Anderson .Paak – Put Me Thru
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“Put Me Thru” directly follows “The Season / Carry Me”, where the final words we hear are:
Psychologist: I see here they call you a masochist
Leroy the Masochist: I like pain
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Anderson .Paak – The Bird
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Fresh off his appearances on Dr. Dre’s and GoldLink’s 2015 albums, Oxnard native Anderson .Paak croons over simplistic but beautiful production.
.Paak sings of hardships of his
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Anderson .Paak – Celebrate
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“Celebrate” finds Anderson mulling over the positives others take for granted, such as seeing one’s children grow to be adult, looking out over the West LA skyline and even simply
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. The Free Nationals United Fellowship Choir) – Lite Weight
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[Intro] / (A little surfer music, baby / A blast from your golden past) / [Intro] / You know I see you from afar, right? / Hey, it's alright / Listen, I would've [?] / [Chorus
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Anderson .Paak – Your Prime
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Throughout Malibu, Anderson .Paak has taken us on quite the ride with the girl. We find out her heart doesn’t stand a chance, that she’s abusive, but Andy likes it, she isn’t a
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Counter Productive (Ft. Everybody Knows & Rahney) – Rahney vs. Everybody Knows
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[Verse 1: Everybody Knows] / Ask me if I give a fuck about a hat / Ask me if I give a fuck about a rap / Ask me if I give a fuck about thots / Recently I just don't give a fuck
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M.O.P. – Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory) Samples
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See all of “Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory)” by M.O.P.’s samples
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Dr. Dre (Ft. Eminem) – Forgot About Dre
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“Forgot About Dre” was released as the second single from Dr. Dre’s 2001 album, and it was his statement to anyone feeling like his production suffered after his escape from Death
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Migos – Migos Freestyle
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[Verse 1: Offset] / The bag is right there, go get it / Them baguettes right there, two-fifty / Hundred thousand, five hundred, the midget / I was racking my gun in the kitchen
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Jack Harlow – Jack Harlow Freestyle
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[Bridge] / I'm in the metropolitan, it's lookin' like fall again / And all the girls gone 'cus college in session / And I been messin' with them dropout chicks / But I'm tryin' to
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