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Frank Ocean (Ft. ROSALÍA) – Changes
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[Verse 1: Frank Ocean] / I'm too cold, I can't handle the cold / I get drunk, whenever I'm here / You won't ask, you keep talking alone / And I keep reaching and never touching
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Lone Collective (Ft. Marissa Moody) – White Ferrari (Frank Ocean Cover)
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[Intro] (Frank Ocean) / "I think we all change each other's paths / I don't think- / I don't think any of us can live without affecting one another / You know?" / [Verse 1] (
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Aaronya (Ft. Jamal Gray & Ricci The Ruler) – Frank Ocean Can Save The World
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Frank Ocean / [Chorus: Ricci The Ruler] / We will rise until the end / And the sunshine will be there / We will never be alone / We will never be alone again / Every step and every
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Frank Ocean – Provider
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“Provider” premiered on Frank Ocean’s blonded radio episode 007 on August 27th, 2017. The lyric video also premiered on his website blonded.co
There were also several different
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Frank Ocean – Pretty Sweet
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“Pretty Sweet” marks one of the bolder moments on Frank Ocean’s sophomore album Blonde, with an initially unsettling change of pace where Frank is singing wildly over a chaotic
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Frank Ocean – Strawberry Swing
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“Strawberry Swing,” the first actual song on Nostalgia, ULTRA., immediately introduces the theme of the entire mixtape – nostalgia.
Now that he’s grown up, Frank reminisces upon
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Frank Ocean – Nights
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“Nights” tells the story of Ocean’s previous relationship, detailing the highs and lows they both faced while dating. It also touches upon the events Frank faced while living in
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Frank Ocean – Sucka for Love (Alternate Version)
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“Sucka For Love” is a track by Frank Ocean, included on The Lonny Breaux Collection.
In the song, Frank’s a sucker for love. He’s loves this girl enough to marry her.
Whereas the
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Frank Ocean – Frank Ocean's Open Letter on Tumblr
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He was an integral part of “No Church in the Wild,”, which featured a hip hop first; Jay-Z rapping about the “Euthyphro Dilemma!” Here, however, Frank is the only exponent of a far
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Frank Ocean – Slide on Me
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“Slide On Me” is the twelfth track on Ocean’s visual album, Endless. It’s one of the more conventional tracks on the album, featuring a reprising chorus and basic guitar and drum
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Mir Fontane – Frank Ocean
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[Chorus] / Lately I been wonderin' why you don't play my shit / Claim you been a fan since I got beats from Soundclick / But every time I see you, you play Drake's old shit / J
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Frank Ocean – Self Control
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“Self Control” is a slow ballad which features Frank describing a relationship that is slowly falling apart. Throughout the song, Frank hints the reason their relationship fell
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Frank Ocean – Provider (Version 4)
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Frank Ocean released “Provider” on August 27, 2017, through episode 007 of blonded RADIO. Five versions of “Provider” premiered on 007, including four remixes. The fourth version
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Frank Ocean – Futura Free
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“Futura Free” is divided into two sections broken by a silent interlude.
The first finds Frank reflecting on his life and accomplishments thus far in a stream of consciousness
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Frank Ocean (Ft. Young Thug) – Slide on Me (Remix)
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The “Slide On Me (Remix)” featuring Young Thug was released on April 24th, 2017 through the fifth episode of Frank’s Blonded Radio.
This track, originally from Frank’s visual
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GAYLE – frank ocean
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“Frank Ocean” is an unreleased song by GAYLE, teased on her TikTok page on October 24, 2020. The song might be on the artists upcoming EP, yet to be announced.
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Frank Ocean – Nikes
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“Nikes” is a critique of the trappings of materialistic hedonism, with a frequent mention of Nike shoes, shiny gold and glitter, and fantasies of pleasure. The video version of
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Car Seat Headrest – Cute Thing [2018]
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Like the rest of the content on this album, this song is a “re-recorded re-imagined” version of the 2011 version.
There are some lyrical changes, replacing Dan Bejar and John
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Kanye West (Ft. Frank Ocean) – Frank's Track
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This song was formerly the outro of “Wolves”—Kanye made it a standalone song on March 15, 2016. Just hours before the change made its way onto TIDAL, Kanye described The Life of
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A$AP Rocky (Ft. Frank Ocean) – Purity
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“Purity“ is the final track on A$AP Rocky’s album, TESTING, and the second track to feature Frank Ocean. “Purity“ finds an introspective Rocky looking back on his life of fame and
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Frank Ocean (Ft. James Fauntleroy) – American Wedding
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The climax of Frank Ocean’s mixtape/album nostalgia, ULTRA. This song’s sample of “Hotel California” created a major controversy when the Eagles demanded to be paid for every time
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Nipsey Hussle – No Favors
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[Verse 1] / When you pull out cars it's outrageous / Gotta pull-out K's on these haters / Time flies and love changes / The best friends become strangers / Gang banger that got
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Frank Ocean – Real
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“Real” is a song by Frank Ocean, unofficially released as a part of The Lonny Breaux Collection.
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Brandy (Ft. Frank Ocean) – Surprise Ending
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“Surprise Ending” is a track by Brandy, written by and featuring Frank Ocean. It was included on Ocean’s unofficial mixtape release The Lonny Breaux Collection.
Seeing as The
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Frank Ocean – STAY TRUE
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Frank Ocean – Solo (Reprise)
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An interlude reprising the themes from the earlier track of the same name, performed by the legendary and elusive André 3000 of OutKast. Frank and André have worked together before
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Kendrick Lamar – Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe
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The content of this song doesn’t advance the narrative of the album. It is told from the perspective of present-day Kendrick Lamar, who isn’t happy with the state of rap music, and
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A Track By Track Analysis Of Every Song On Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’
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The Genius community wrote bios for every song, breaking down themes of love, drugs, and depression.
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Frank Ocean – Pilot Jones
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In track 8 of Frank Ocean’s 2012 Channel Orange album, he discusses the topic of first love and compares it with a drug by using the double entendre Pilot Jones. This is because a
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Frank Ocean – Lost
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“Lost” is the fourth single from Frank Ocean’s critically acclaimed debut studio album, Channel Orange.
The protagonist in the song is a drug supplier who uses his girlfriend as a
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Frank Ocean – Novacane
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“Novacane,“ the lead single from Frank Ocean’s debut mixtape nostalgia,ULTRA., describes what it’s like to have sex while on drugs, and it details the relationship between Ocean
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Frank Ocean – Seigfried
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“Seigfried,” the fifteenth track on Frank Ocean’s Blonde, might be called a metaphysical break-up song. Based on the mention of “a speckled face”, the song may be about male model
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Frank Ocean – Godspeed Screenplay (Episode 1, Scene 6)
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Cut to Steely inside of a wide industrial lift. Steely's still inside the car, smoking another cigarette as the lift moves upward. Garten's car comes up through the floor, facing
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Frank Ocean – Bad Religion
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Frank Ocean initiates a makeshift therapy session in the backseat of a cab on this sorrowful track.
The night channel ORANGE was released on iTunes, Frank premiered this song on
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Frank Ocean – In My Room
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“In My Room” is the second single released by Frank Ocean in 2019, following “DHL” released in October. The track came as an unannounced surprise to his fans early Saturday morning
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Frank Ocean – DHL
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“DHL” is Frank Ocean’s first original track since 2017, which debuted at the end of the first blonded RADIO episode of the year, on October 19, 2019. It was originally teased on
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Frank Ocean – Pyramids
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Frank Ocean’s “Pyramids” is a nearly 10-minute-long tale of the ancient history of the Black woman and her gradual decline from a Queen in her homeland to her now degrading role in
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Frank Ocean (Ft. Amy Wallace) – Frank Ocean GQ Man Of The Year Interview
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Frank Ocean’s interview for GQ’s Men of the year 2012 issue, Published in December of 2012.
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