Genius Lyrics
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Cream – White Room
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A rock song written by a bona fide poet, “White Room” was released first in 1968 on the album Wheels of Fire, and then as a single later that same year. It was one of several
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Cream – White Room Samples
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See all of “White Room” by Cream’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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The Guess Who – White Room
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In a white room with black curtains / Near the stations blackroof country / No gold pavements / Tired starlings / Silver horses / Run down moonbeams in your dark eyes / Dawnlight
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Apocalyptica (Ft. Jacoby Shaddix) – White Room
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In the white room with black curtains near the station / Black roof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings / Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes / Dawnlight
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Jeff Russo (Ft. Noah Hawley) – White Room
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[Intro] / In the white room with black curtains near the station (station) / Black roof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings (starlings) / Silver horses ran down moonbeams
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Jack Bruce – White Room
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In a white room / With black curtains / Near the stations / Black roof country / No gold pavements / Tired starlings / Silver horses / Ran down moonbeams / In your dark eyes / Dawn
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Cream – White Room Covers
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See all of “White Room” by Cream’s covers
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Demons & Wizards – White Room
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In the white room / With black curtains / Near the stations / Blackroof country / No gold pavements / Tired starlings / Silver horses / Ran down moonbeams / In your dark eyes
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Apollo Brown & O.C. – The First 48
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The sample that drives the track, as well as the vocal sample in the chorus, are from English rock band Cream’s “White Room”, off their 1968 album Wheels of Fire.
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Deep Purple – White Room
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[Verse 1] / In a white room with black curtains near the station / Black roof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings / Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes
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MonaLisa Twins – White Room
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[Verse 1] / In a white room with black curtains near the station / Black roof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings / Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes
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The KLF – The White Room
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Talk to me, talk to me / If you want to know the things we see / Then step inside our skins / The White Room, the White Room / We spin, we turn, watch and wait / As the world just
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Eric Clapton – White Room
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[Verse 1] / In the white room with black curtains near the station / Black roof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings / Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes
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WZRD – Upper Room
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The sound of this song was inspired by one of rock’s most famous tunes. Cudi told Complex:
I was listening to Cream one day, I was listening to “White Room” [sings intro]. I
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Małpa – Męczennik Samples
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See all of “Męczennik” by Małpa’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Jefferson Airplane – White Rabbit
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One of the most iconic songs of ’60s psychedelic rock, “White Rabbit” uses imagery from Alice In Wonderland to illustrate the surreal effects of taking hallucinogenic drugs.
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Coldiac – White Room
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Let me fly to your little heart, girl / Been telling my friends that i want you, girl / Well i'm so ready to fall in / Falling in love again / So ready to fall in / Falling in love
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The KLF – Justified & Ancient (”The White Room” Version)
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Okay, man, take 1 / Mm-mm-mm-mm / Mm-mm-mm / Whoa, na na na na na / Mm-mm / Mm-mm-mm, yeah / Mm-mm-mm, yeah / Mm-mm-mm, yeah / Mm-mm-mm / They're justified and they're ancient
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Ashanti – The Woman You Love Samples
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See all of “The Woman You Love” by Ashanti’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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The Holocaust – Old Toy Room (A Pie in the Window)
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Description
The title uses the ‘pie in the window’ cliché, which results from people putting their home-made pie on the kitchen window sill to cool.
This fits in with the
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Cream – Passing the Time (long version)
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It is a cold winter / Away is the songbird / And gone is her traveller / She waits at home / The sun is on holiday / No leaves on the trees / The animals sleep / While cold north
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Berner (Ft. Nipsey Hussle) – Wax Room
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[Chorus: Berner] / A few bitches on my line, coo / Yeah, I'm 'bout to act a damn fool / Couple Xannies in my system, got a couple girls kissin' / Keep winnin', I can't lose / A few
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Cream – Those Were the Days
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[Verse 1] / When the city of Atlantis / Stood serene above the sea / Long time before our time / When the world was free / Those were the days / [Verse 2] / Golden cymbals flying
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Cream – Wrapping Paper
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“Wrapping Paper” is the first single released by the band Cream in October 1966 (back when the band name was “The Cream”). It was composed by bassist Jack Bruce and his songwriting
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Danny Flynn (EST) – Kerli Paaslepp
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[Intro] / Man, 2020 hit all of us hard. For months me and my girlfriend could not see each other because of the circumstances. I love you, honey, this one's for you / [Chorus
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Deca – Clay Pigeons
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Homeboy Sandman included “Clay Pigeons” on a playlist he compiled of twelve tracks which he believes each support the existence of a higher being. Describing how he felt the first
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Crowded House – Black and White Boy
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Black and white boy / Black and white boy / You're so extreme / You're so confused / Color me in whatever mood I'm in / I could be still in touch with you / And you're full of the
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Don't Hug Me I'm Scared – The Healthy Song
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Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared 5 (DHMIS5) is an animated musical short video produced and directed by Joseph Pelling and Becky Sloan (who also co-wrote the lyrics).
DHMIS5 takes a shot
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Cream – Falstaff Beer Commercial
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Falstaff / The thirst slaker / Falstaff / The thirst Slaker / The beer that can slake any thirst, any thirst / The beer you reach for first / When you want to quench your thirst
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The KLF – Justified & Ancient (Let Them Eat Ice Cream)
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Okay, man, take 1 / Mm-mm-mm-mm / Mm-mm-mm / Whoa, na na na na na / Mm-mm / Mm-mm-mm, yeah / Mm-mm-mm, yeah / Mm-mm-mm, yeah / Mm-mm-mm / They're justified and they're ancient
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Cream – Deserted Cities of the Heart
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Upon this street where time has died / The golden treat you never tried / In times of old, in days gone by / If I could catch your dancing eye / It was on the way / On the road to
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