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Nina Simone – Four Women
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Written by Nina Simone, “Four Women” was released in 1966 on her album Wild is the Wind. In the song, she creates a genealogy of black women through slavery to the present. Four
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Xiu Xiu – Four Women
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My skin is black / My arms are long / My hair is woolly / My back is strong / Strong enough to take the pain / Inflicted again and again / What do they call me? / My name is Aunt
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Queen Ifrica – Four Women
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[Verse 1] / My skin is black / My arms are long / My hair is woolly / My back is strong / Strong enough to take the pain / Inflicted again and again / [Refrain] / What do they call
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Ledisi – Four Women
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[Verse 1] / My skin is black / My arms are long / My hair is woolly / My back is strong / Strong enough to take the pain / Inflicted again and again / What do they call me? / My
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Reflection Eternal – Four Women
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“Four Women” is a song written by Nina Simone, released on the 1966 album Wild is the Wind. This song, that appears as a bonus track for Reflection Eternal’s first album (“Train of
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Meshell Ndegéocello – Four Women
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[Verse 1] / My skin is black / My arms are long / My hair is woolly / My back is strong / Strong enough to take the pain / Inflicted again and again / What do they call me / My
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Nina Simone – Four Women Samples
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Nina Simone – Four Women Samples
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Nina Simone – Four Women (Live At Vine St. Bar & Grill/1987)
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Four Women (Live At Vine St. Bar & Grill/1987) Lyrics:
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Nina Simone – Four Women (Song Annotation)
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My skin is black / My arms are long / My hair is woolly / My back is strong / Strong enough to take the pain / inflicted again and again / What do they call me? / My name is Aunt
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Nina Simone – Four Women Covers
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Somi (East African) – Four African Women
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My skin is black / My forehead long / My hair is woolly too / And my back is strong / Strong enough to carry on / After genocide and all my family gone / What do they call me? / My
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Reflection Eternal – Expansion Outro
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The final track on Train of Thought, the debut album of Reflection Eternal, a collaboration between Talib Kweli and producer Hi-Tek.
Expansion Outro appeared as a single track on
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LilLaLa
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Big fan of Kanye, Jay Z, Eminem, Talib Kweli, Kid Cudi, Common, Beyonce, Rihana… Also a lover of country music – Miranda Lambert and Eric Church are my favorites.
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JAY-Z – The Story of O.J. Samples
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AD 20 – Poseidon Samples
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Cidtronyck – No hay Empate Samples
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Prodigy of Mobb Deep – Stronger Samples
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JAY-Z – The Story of O.J.
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The song title refers to O.J. Simpson, the former NFL running back who was accused and acquitted of killing his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman. The trial
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O'hene Savant – Nina Simone by O (Bio)
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Verse 1: / Eunice Waymon, February 21, 1935 was her date of birth / North Carolina was the state / She was the sixth of the seven kids that her poor parents raised / Was a child
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Nina Simone – See-Line Woman
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Yeah / Yeah yeah yeah yeah / Alright, yeah / See-line woman / She drink coffee / She drink tea / And then go home / See-line woman / See-line woman / Dressed in green / Wears silk
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Nina Simone – What More Can I Say
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I would do anything, anything you say / If you would just be mine / What more, what more can I say? / I would give anything, anything I own / If you'd be my love / What more, what
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Fisz Emade – Heavi Metal Samples
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Shad (Ft. Lady Londa) – Keep Shining
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Canadian rapper Shad offers up his own honest but respectful ode to female in this genuinely feel-good track off his album TSOL
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Xiu Xiu – See Line Woman
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Yeah / Yeah yeah yeah yeah / Alright, yeah / See-line woman / She drink coffee / She drink tea / And then go home / See-line woman / See-line woman / Dressed in green / Wears silk
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