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Mac DeMarco – A Wolf Who Wears Sheeps Clothes
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Mac here is offering a word of advice to his listeners – don’t let the outside world get to your head and be careful who you trust. Whether it’s something written about you on
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Mac DeMarco – Sheeta (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Mac DeMarco – Master Yupa (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Mac DeMarco – Jimsy (Instrumental)
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[scatting & la's]
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Mac DeMarco – Frog Hollow (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Mac DeMarco – One More Love Song
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This song showcases the turmoil brought on by a seemingly endless stream of ill-fated relationships. Going through all the work of building a relationship with someone that means
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Mac DeMarco – For the First Time (Instrumental)
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[Non-verbal singing]
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Mac DeMarco – Still Beating
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[Verse 1] / I never meant to make her cry / And now I'm seeing tears in her eyes / Half and half, make believe / 'Cause so she thought, well, my heart was on my sleeve / [Chorus
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Mac DeMarco – This Old Dog
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On “This Old Dog,” DeMarco highlights his unceasing love for someone, while also touching upon the theme of aging.
The track was recorded on the floor of Mac’s bedroom in New York
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Mac DeMarco – For the First Time
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[Verse 1] / While she's been away / Living day-to-day has been tough / Without her at my side / Simply being alive has been rough / [Pre-Chorus 1] / And though she won't be gone
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Mac DeMarco – Lady Eboshi (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Mac DeMarco – Umaro (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Mac DeMarco – Sister
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“Sister” is a touching tribute to DeMarco’s half-sister, Holly.
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Mac DeMarco – Dreams from Yesterday
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[Verse 1] / Once your dreams / Come knocking at your door / It's time to realize / You aren't dreaming anymore / And once your life is set to settle down / Take a look around you
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Mac DeMarco – Baby You're Out
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[Verse 1] / Of all the things you wished you'd never done / I've heard you say that this is number one / Another life down another road / Perhaps you're better off to never know
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Mac DeMarco – One Another
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Mac is trying to put a different perspective on a breakup. Instead of feeling like it was pointless, Mac tries to get his friend to understand the valuable lessons learned and
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BoldSpottie
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It’s the Kid.
Favorite 3 Artists:
1. Zaywop
2. Frank Ocean
3. Tyler, The Creator
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Mac DeMarco – One More Love Song (Instrumental)
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La la laaa lala / La la la la la / La la laaa lala / La la la la la / La la laaa lala / La la la la la / La la laaa lala / La la la la la
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Mac DeMarco – On the Level
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It feels as though Mac is echoing similar themes from ‘My Old Man’ in this track, namely the realisation of getting older and the passing of the torch from father to son.
The
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Mac DeMarco – Watching Him Fade Away
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Mac plays tug-of-war between calling his father, seemingly to say goodbye, or letting him “fade away” with no closure from Mac– the ultimate revenge for an absent father.
Mac’s
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Genius Transcribers – Weekly Cleanup: 5/5
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Welcome to the Genius Transcribers Weekly Cleanup! Since we want to focus more on making sure lyrics are 100% accurate, the first step is to make sure all the hottest songs on
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Mac DeMarco – Trouble Believing
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(One two three four) / Trouble believing / What's been going on / Found yourself a new home / Who knows for how long / Is it wrong to feel afraid / Of things that don't affect you
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Mac DeMarco – Moonlight on the River
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In “Moonlight on the River,” Mac DeMarco talks about his dad who abandoned him and his Mom because he was an addict and an alcoholic. He isn’t sure how he should feel about him. He
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Mac DeMarco – Is It Boy
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[Verse 1] / Exercise to stay alive / Another year has gone and passed you by / Waking up to coffee cup / Stretch it out, rip it up / [Pre-Chorus] / When the old man gets a-steamin
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Mac DeMarco – My Old Man
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This song details how Mac realizes he sees his father – an addict and abuser – in his reflection more and more every day.
In “My Old Man”, Mac describes how he sees himself aging
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Mac DeMarco – No Sunny Days (Demo)
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[Verse 1] / Talk about a total change of pace / Another day, another lonely face / Another town to kick your boots around in / Never time to learn a single phrase / [Verse 2
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