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Isaiah Rashad (Ft. SZA) – Ronnie Drake
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This is the second song he has released since he signed to Top Dawg Ent and now he is with SZA, another new member of the TDE Label, or as they describe it “Family”.
Throughout
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Drake – Right Hand
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This song is a play on the term “right hand man” – an indispensable assistant or supporter. In this case, Drake attributes the traits of a “right hand man” to a woman he has strong
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Drake, Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem – Forever
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Four of hip-hop’s heavyweights take turns going in over a hard beat by Boi-1da.
During his Detroit stop on his Summer Sixteen tour, Drake brought out Eminem to perform his epic
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cleopatrick – THE DRAKE
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[Verse 1] / I feel some type of way again, it never ends / She said, "Why're you acting strange again?" / I say, "Yeah, that depends" / My little brother's getting older, fake
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Drake – Child's Play
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On “Child’s Play,” Drake explains to a woman that her simple desires for a new outfit are mere child’s play. He’s happy to indulge as long as she continues to give him what he
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Drake (Ft. Rick Ross) – Lemon Pepper Freestyle
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Adding on another hit to their catalog of collaborations, “Lemon Pepper Freestyle” sees Drake and Rick Ross raving about their lavish lifestyle and what it entails. Additionally
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Drake (Ft. J. Cole) – First Person Shooter
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[Part I] / [Intro: J. Cole & Adonis] / (Pew, pew-pew) / First-person shooter mode, we turnin' your song to a funeral / To them niggas that say they wan' off us, you better be
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Travis Scott (Ft. Drake) – SICKO MODE
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“SICKO MODE” refers to Travis and Drake’s work ethic, showing they’re a cut above the competition by going into “sicko” or “beast” mode.
“Sicko,” or “6icko” (the 6 referring to
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Drake – God's Plan
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“God’s Plan” is a feel-good track that discusses Drake’s future. Being who he is in the industry, he knows that people want him to fail; however, God won’t let him do that.
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Drake – Hotline Bling
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“Hotline Bling” is most likely about Drake’s old flame from Toronto, Nebby. She’s had an on and off relationship with the 6 God a few times, and her Instagram account is a constant
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Fat Nick – On The Weekends I Feel Like Drake
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[Verse 1] / Big body bagger (Huh?), young toe-tagger / Draco hit you in the back, that's a soul smacker / Rolls-Royce, double R, open doors wide (Skrrt) / Pass the thing, my gun a
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Drake & 21 Savage – Rich Flex
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“Rich Flex” sets the stage for Drake & 21 Savage’s collaborative album, Her Loss. In its first half, the duo dish out their signature styles, with Drake delivering a catchy chorus
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Drake – Charged Up
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After Meek Mill fired off shots at Drake for supposedly rapping a ghostwritten verse for their collaboration on Meek’s new album Dreams Worth More Than Money, “R.I.C.O.”, Drake
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Drake (Ft. Yeat) – IDGAF
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On “IDGAF,” Yeat speaks about his nonchalant-like personality—playing on the song’s title, an acronym for “I Don’t Give A Fuck.” Believed to be a diss track on an unnamed former
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Still Woozy – Drake
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[Verse 1] / All I want is to be happy / All I want is to be happy / All I want, all I want is love / All I get is another day / All I get is another day / That I can't, that I can'
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Drake (Ft. Sexyy Red & SZA) – Rich Baby Daddy
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[Part I] / [Intro: Jessica Domingo] / Is it all / I could be enough / Is it all / I could be enough / Is it / [Chorus: Sexyy Red] / Bend that ass over (Baow), let that coochie
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Drake (Ft. Kyla & Wizkid) – One Dance
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“One Dance” is an R&B song with dancehall and Afrobeats inflections, featuring a slowed down sample of the vocals and chord stabs from a 2008 UK Funky house anthem, Kyla’s “Do You
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Foggieraw (Ft. Kelow LaTesha) – Drake
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[Intro] / (Draco Malfoy) / [Pre-Chorus: Foggieraw] / Ayy, I was coolin' then, dawg, I got time today (Ayy, ayy) / [?] and you niggas Stephen A / Don't text me no long paragraph
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Drake – Tie That Binds
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[Intro] / Oh, oh / Oh, oh / Oh, oh / [Verse 1] / Kill me slowly with those piercin' eyes / Don't break my fall / Hidin' from those stars, foreign inside / Every time / I know you'
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Drake – Summer Games
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“Summer Games” is a slow song discussing a heartbreak Drake had experienced following a relationship that started and ended during the summer. Drake hints that he wasn’t ready for
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Drake (Ft. Lil Wayne) – The Motto
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On this bonus track from Take Care, Drake enlists his Young Money mentor Lil Wayne for an ode to his motto in life: YOLO.
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Drakeo the Ruler – DRAKEO Not Drake-O
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[Intro] / (I get my work from a narco) / [Verse 1] / Jinkies, I breakdance when I get the bag / Wonton chops like Jack Chan, a black belt / Get the sack, then I'm gone in the wind
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Drake – Elevate
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On “Elevate,” Drake looks back on the life he has built for those around him, but also stresses that he needs to continue pursuing more in life.
The song was first teased as part
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Travis Scott (Ft. Drake) – MELTDOWN
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“MELTDOWN,” a three-part track that sees the tempo of the track rising until it reaches its untimely climax and the end of part one, sees Travis Scott recruit Drake as they both
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Nick Drake – From the Morning
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In “From the Morning”, Drake sings to us that life is but a game compared to the true, untethered beauty of nature.
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Drake – Overdrive
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“Overdrive” rides on Drake’s heartfelt singing and honesty, begging his lover to not give up on their divine relationship while trying to explain his reasons to hold back.
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A$AP Rocky (Ft. 2 Chainz, Drake & Kendrick Lamar) – Fuckin' Problems
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This all-star posse cut showcases three distinctive rappers trying to out-stunt each other on the subject of fucking “bad bitches.” Rocky called the song a “reunion” of Drake’s
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Nick Drake – Place to Be
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‘Place to Be’ is the second track off “Pink Moon” – Nick Drake’s 1972 record, his third and last album.
It tells the story of a man looking back on his youth and days of the
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Drake – Virginia Beach
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“Virginia Beach”, the introduction of For All The Dogs, is a heartfelt track, laced around a warped Frank Ocean sample. Drake establishes a recurring theme on the album, reviewing
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Nick Drake – Things Behind the Sun
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The longest song on Nick Drake’s 1972 album “Pink Moon,” this was the tune that closed out the A-side of the album.
Featuring Nick Drake on guitar and vocals, it was at first
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Drake (Ft. Jhené Aiko) – From Time
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“From Time” is penned as a conversation between Drake and an old flame.
The song features vocals from Jhene Aiko, production from 40, and piano harmonies from Chilly Gonzales.
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Drake – In My Feelings
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“In My Feelings” is an upbeat, club-mixed love letter to “Kiki,” “KB,” and the members of City Girls. The track rides on Drake’s heartfelt singing and honest lyrics, wondering if
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Drake – Thank Me Now
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The closer to Thank Me Later provides us an introspective look into Drake’s career, where he describes his influence in hip-hop and his success, as well as his personal life
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Drake – Down Hill
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In “Down Hill,” Drake sings about his experience in a relationship that ended overnight because of the disconnection they felt. He compares the last summer they spent together with
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American Nightmare – I.C. You Are Feeling Drake
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When your "golden days" / Are "that was just a phase..." / Lose yourself to reminisce / Pictures and innocence / Try to remember when you felt free / And the smiles just came so
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Drake – Falling Back
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On “Falling Back,” Drake talks about a relationship where he continues to give his all, but the feelings are not reciprocated equally. He has become the fall-back rather than a
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