Genius Lyrics
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Lauryn Hill – The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
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“The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” is a song named after Lauryn Hill’s first solo album and is also the final track of the original album.
She explains the meaning behind the word
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Lauryn Hill – Final Hour
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7th ‘Miseducation’ track, the beat is completely original and performed by live instruments such as harp, trumpet, flugelhorn, tronmbone, alto sax, tenor sax and flute. It is one
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Lauryn Hill – Forgive Them Father
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This song is an interpretation of “Concrete Jungle” by Bob Marley. Marley’s son, Julian plays guitar on this track. Jamaican dancehall artist, Shelley Thunder makes also a guest
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Lauryn Hill (Ft. Mary J. Blige) – I Used to Love Him
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[Intro] / Now I don't / I used to love him but now I don't / Now I don't / [Verse 1: Lauryn Hill] / As I look at what I've done / The type of life that I've lived / How many things
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Lauryn Hill (Ft. D'Angelo) – Nothing Even Matters
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“Nothing Even Matters” is a duet performed by Lauryn Hill and D'Angelo. It’s the 12th track on Hill’s classic album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
The song fluidly brings back
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Lauryn Hill – Doo Wop (That Thing)
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Lauryn Hill’s breakout solo single from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, “Doo Wop (That Thing)” hit #1 on the Billboard charts and netted Hill two Grammys for Best R&B Song and
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Lauryn Hill – The Mystery of Iniquity
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A highly regarded track off of MTV Unplugged 2.0: Lauryn Hill. Kanye West tried to get it sampled for his song “All Falls Down” on his debut album The College Dropout. He couldn’t
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Lauryn Hill – Every Ghetto, Every City
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Lauryn Hill’s “Every Ghetto, Every City,” off of her breakthrough album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, is an upbeat homage to her hometown (South Orange, New Jersey), and to
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Lauryn Hill – Intro (MTV Unplugged No. 2.0)
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This is the intro to Lauryn Hill’s sophomore solo album, MTV Unplugged 2.0. The songs in the album are punctuated by tracks where Lauryn talks, chats with the audience, rambles
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Lauryn Hill – Intro
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This 47 second track implies a scene with students arriving in a classroom setting at school and the teacher taking attendance. Little interludes of this class scene is can be
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Lauryn Hill – Adam Lives in Theory
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Adam Lives in Theory refers to a line in the song. “Adam” is referring to all of humanity.
This metaphor about humanity derives from Adam and Eve from the Bible who are said to be
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Lauryn Hill – Lost Ones
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Lost Ones is the second track from Lauryn Hill’s 5-time Grammy winning album, the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
This song is written to an ex, following a relationship break-up. It
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Lauryn Hill – I Remember
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“I Remember” is track 19 to Lauryn Hill’s acoustic, folk based MTV Unplugged album.
It’s about her sticking to her Christian faith even when reflecting on her flaws. In the chorus
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Nef The Pharaoh – Lauryn Hill
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[Intro] / My nigga Webb made a slapper tho on my grand daddy daughter, nigga / Well lemme talk my shit / [Verse] / I ain’t never heard of what you throwin' up / I done sipped so
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Lauryn Hill – Mr. Intentional
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On this track Lauryn claims that she doesn’t need help from any shrink or human for that matter and her help comes from God. And the only wealth she can give you is that of the
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Lauryn Hill – When It Hurts so Bad
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Lauryn is saying two things here. Things went awry in her relationship, but that doesn’t mean it’s hopeless. She really wanted to work it out, but she couldn’t. Yet, she’s also
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Lauryn Hill – War in the Mind (Freedom Time)
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“War In The Mind”, track 7 of Lauryn Hill’s MTV Unplugged album, illustrates the trappings of society’s norms, and the mental slavery that has taken its toll on society today.
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Lauryn Hill – Reprecussions
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This was an unreleased bonus track from The Miseducation. Enjoy.
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Lauryn Hill – The Passion
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Track Number 6 of the album called The Passion Of The Christ: Songs (Original Songs Inspired By The Film)
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Lauryn Hill – So Much Things to Say
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“So Much Things To Say” is cover of Bob Marley & the Wailers' original song off of their 1977 album Exodus. Lauryn Hill interpolates many of Marley’s lyrics into this song, while
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Lauryn Hill – Oh Jerusalem
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[Intro] / Oh Jerusalem, yeah / Oh Jerusalem / Oh Jerusalem / Oh Jerusalem / [Verse 1] / Realizing that there's no place else to go / And there's nobody I know who can help me
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Lauryn Hill (Ft. Ziggy Marley) – Redemption Song
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[Verse 1: Lauryn Hill] / Old pirates, yes, they rob I / Sold I to the merchant ships / Minutes after they took I / From the bottomless pit / But my hand was made strong / By the
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Lauryn Hill – Just Like Water
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MTV_Unplugged_No._2.0
Track 10
https://genius.com/albums/Lauryn-hill/Mtv-unplugged-2-0
With this song Lauryn relates the entity of water to her
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Lauryn Hill (Ft. Nina Simone) – I've Got Life
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On July 10th, a Nina Simone tribute album titled “Nina Revisited: A Tribute To Nina Simone” will be released. Featuring artist’s Mary J. Blige, Common, Usher, Gregory Porter
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Lauryn Hill – Guarding the Gates
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[Chorus] / Everybody, everybody wants to know / Where you're goin' to, what you're runnin' from / What you're goin' through, where you're comin' from / What you're goin' through
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Lauryn Hill – Ex-Factor
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The second single off Ms. Hill’s classic album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. The song has been claimed to be aimed at former Fugees bandmate, Wyclef Jean. Jean was married to
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Lauryn Hill – Tell Him
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A track originally not included in the original LP, it’s a love song, either to her lover or to Jesus Christ. This song is laden with Biblical references (as is the rest of the
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Lauryn Hill – Superstar
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Lauryn reflects on the reality of being a superstar, and how fame can erode artistic ambition if not handled well. Something that started out as a form of personal expression has
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Lauryn Hill – The Conquering Lion
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[Verse] / The conquering lion / Shall break every chain / The conquering lion / Shall break every chain / Give him the victory / Again and again and again and again / Give him the
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Lauryn Hill – I Find it Hard to Say (Rebel)
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Lauryn explained at the outset of the song that it’s based on the Amadou Diallo incident. She further stated;
It was such a hot time in the city at that point, I was afraid that
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Lauryn Hill – Keep it Tight
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From DJ Skribble’s “Traffic Jams” album (1997, Warlock Records, Inc.). Written by Lauryn Hill
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Tish Hyman – Lauryn Hill Vibes
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[Chorus] / She want Lauryn Hill vibes / So I put on the Miseducation / She said she feelin' low tonight / And I provide a little more elevation / Tell her, tell her come my way
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Lauryn Hill – Consumerism
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http://vimeo.com/80488976
On the eve of Lauryn Hill release from prison, her label dropped “Consumerism” and a statement by Ms. Hill along with the track.
“Messages like these
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Lauryn Hill – Feeling Good
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Ms Lauryn Hill covered Feeling Good for the release of the compilation Nina Revisited… A Tribute To Nina Simone that comes with Netflix’s documentary, What Happened, Miss Simone?
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Lauryn Hill – Freedom Time
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Everybody knows that they're guilty / Everybody knows that they've lied / Everybody knows that they're guilty / Resting on their conscious eating their insides / Its Freedom / Said
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Lauryn Hill – Outro - live
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Its like / If you / Tired of that / You give yourself up... / Listen, nobody can blackmail you with anything / I'll never forget... / You know when I first... / Started to really
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Lauryn Hill – Nice For What (Remix)
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On May 5th, 2018, during a concert at New York’s Apollo Theater, Hill was in the middle of performing “Ex-Factor,” when she cut the music and played the beat to Drake’s “Nice for
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Lauryn Hill – Neurotic Society (Compulsory Mix)
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Hello All: Here is a link to a piece that I was ‘required’ to release immediately, by virtue of the impending legal deadline. I love being able to reach people directly, but in an
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Lauryn Hill – Social Drugs
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These social drugs [x3] / (Verse 1) / Afraid to address the reality before me / To proud to confess that I'm addicted to a lie / So I seek temporary feeling / To replace reality
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Lauryn Hill – World Is a Hustle
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Questlove (drummer for The Roots) posted the track as “New Lauryn” on his Twitter page on the 3rd of September, 2008.
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Lauryn Hill – Selah
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Nothing can be done against the truth / No matter how we remain in denial, yeah / Wasting time, replacing time with each empty excuse / But that'll only work a little while
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Lauryn Hill – Interlude 3
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I tell you, there are no big shots in reality, y'all / We're all in the same boat, dealing with the same issues, same problems, same stuff. Don't even buy it. All the perpetration
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Fugees – Killing Me Softly
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The Fugees' first mega-hit is a fairly straightforward cover of a song by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel, written for and originally recorded by Lori Lieberman and made famous by
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Mariah Carey & Lauryn Hill – Save The Day [2020]
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[Intro: Mariah Carey] / We're all in this together / You're my only hope / And it's too divided, too deep to understand / But if we don't do it, tell me, who will? / Oh, we always
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