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Artist: Solange
Suggested Track: Almeda

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Hol' up

Pour more drank, drank
Sip, sip, sip, sip, sip
Pull that Lac on 'em
Sip, sip, sip, sip, sip
Brown liquor, brown liquor
Brown skin, brown face
Brown leather, brown sugar
Brown leaves, brown keys
Brown creepers, brown face
Black skin, black braids
Black waves, black days
Black baes, black things
These are black-owned things
Black faith still can't be washed away
Not even in that Florida water
Not even in that Florida water
In that Florida water
So pour more drank
Sip, sip, sip, sip, sip, sip
I pour my drank on 'em
Sip, sip, sip, sip, sip
Brown liquor
Brown sugar, brown face
Brown liquor
Brown sugar, brown braids
Black skin
Black Benz, black plays
Black molasses, blackberry the masses

We just sittin' here foolin' around
We just sittin' here coolin' around
We just sittin' here high, comin' down

Hold up
Pour my drank on 'em (baby, my mind fuzzy)
Sip, sip, sip, sip, sip (baby, my mind fuzzy)
Still can't be washed away
Not even in that Florida water (doin' the dash)
Pour my drank (doin' the dash)
Sip, sip, sip, sip, sip (doin' the dash)
Brown liquor
Brown sugar, brown face
Brown liquor
Brown sugar, brown face
Black skin
Black Benz, black plays
Black molasses, blackberry the masses

We just sittin' here foolin' around
We just sittin' here coolin' around
We just sittin' here high, comin' down

All black coupe (hol' up, yeah)
Now I want you (hol' up, yeah)
Now I want you (hol' up, yeah)
What you wanna do? (Hol' up, yeah)
Take that boy to school (hol' up, yeah)
Young nigga too cool
Young nigga big bool
Smokin' that dope that is strong
I get that choppa, that dump
All of my diamonds, they lumps
All of my diamonds, big lumps
I get that cash, got a bunch
I'ma die lit, bitch, I'm promise (hol' up)
Tear the bitch up, break her heart
Young nigga, fresh from the start (hol' up)
Young nigga, fresh from the start (hol' up)
Badass bitch from the start (hol' up)
Young nigga, fresh from the start (hol' up)
When I come around, they don't talk down
Diamonds, they shine in the dark now
Diamonds, they shine in the dark now
Diamonds, they shine in the dark now
They takin' me in, what I done? (What?)
They takin' me in, what I done? (What?)
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Solange – Rise
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Solange – Things I Imagined
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Solange – Dreams
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Solange (Ft. BJ the Chicago Kid & The-Dream) – F.U.B.U.
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Solange – Weary
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Solange – Way to the Show
On “Way to the Show” pays homage to her hometown with references to the candy paint jobs that are a staple of Houston culture.
Solange (Ft. Sampha) – Don't Touch My Hair
“Don’t Touch My Hair” sees Solange setting limits to the degree in which she’ll compromise her beliefs and identity to satisfy other people. Asking to touch a Black woman’s hair
Solange (Ft. Master P) – Interlude: For Us by Us
After being influenced by Southern rap legend Master P and Louisiana during the recording of this album, Solange had requested that her friend narrate the project. On this
Solange – Crush
[Intro] / Crush / Crush / Crush / [Verse 1] / Come here stranger / Come and dance with me / Listen life changer / Don't fret take a chance with me / When you move like that / I can
Solange (Ft. Sampha) – Time (is)
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Solange – Don't You Wait
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Solange – Sound of Rain
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Solange – Don't Wish Me Well
A song about growth and moving forward in life. Solange will keep moving on but will allow you to join her on the journey.
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Solange (Ft. The-Dream) – Binz
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Solange – Where Do We Go
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Solange – Stay Flo
[Intro] / Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up / Down, down, down on the floor / Down, down, down on the floor / Down, down, down on the floor / Down, down, down on the floor / [
Solange – Jerrod
Although Solange rarely sings on the topic of sex, “Jerrod” is the first song in her entire discography to be centred on this theme. The end of “We Deal With The Freek'n (
Solange – Bad Girls (Verdine Version)
“Bad Girls” is about, well, it’s about a bad girl. She’s in school, but she doesn’t enjoy it, she’s in partnerships that she knows won’t last, she’s a “hurricane.”
Solange – I'm a Witness
“I’m a Witness” delivers a compelling, prayer-like message from Solange, permitting the control over her body to accomplish what it is that needs to be done. Layered with cosmic
Solange – Beltway
It can be guessed that this song is about the TX-8 Beltway or ‘Beltway 8’; a loop that runs around the circumference of the city of Houston, the place where Solange was born. From
Solange (Ft. Gucci Mane) – My Skin My Logo
“My Skin My Logo” is a jazzy, melodic standout from When I Get Home. Solange and Gucci sing about what each other likes. The song also features additional vocals and production
Solange – Losing You
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Solange – T.O.N.Y.
An acronym for “T Other Night. Oh, whY?”, Solange recalls the day after a one-night stand.
Solange (Ft. Q-Tip) – Borderline (An Ode to Self Care)
In “Borderline (An Ode to Self Care),” Solange explores the tricky balance of engagement with the world’s struggles and self-preservation. She also teams up with Q-Tip for some
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Solange – We Deal with the Freak’n (intermission)
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Solange – Down with the Clique
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Solange (Ft. Lil Romeo) – True Love
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Solange – This Could Be Love
[Chorus] / Enlightening, frightening / Always exciting / The timing has gotta mean this could be love / It's crazy, amazing, embracing / It takes me till I'm free / Maybe this
​tobi lou (Ft. Glassface) – Solange
[Intro] / Quit my job / Can you hit the uh, aye voice modifier thing / Uh, I quit my job on a Monday (Monday) / Uh, actually can you take it off? / Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Solange – Locked in Closets
Solange talks about feeling isolated in childhood and the inability to put herself out there in a relationship in early adulthood. Don’t worry, the song ends with her finding
Solange – I Decided, Pt. 1
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Solange (Ft. Beyoncé & Da Brat) – Naive
[Chorus: Solange & Beyoncé] / I know you think I'm young and naive / But you gotta trust in me / To be strong and responsible / 'Cause I think I'm in love / I know you think I'm
Solange – Can I Hold the Mic (interlude)
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Solange (Ft. Devonté Hynes) – Some Things Never Seem to Fucking Work
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Solange (Ft. Tina Lawson) – Interlude: Tina Taught Me
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Solange – Fuck the Industry
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Solange – Don't Let Me Down
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Solange – Sandcastle Disco
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Solange – Lovers in the Parking Lot
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Solange – Exit Scott (interlude)
[Spoken] / (Love me, love me, love me, love me) / If it were possible to place you in my brain and let you roam around, in and out my thought waves, you would never have to ask, "
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