Genius Lyrics
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TV on the Radio – DLZ
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Written by Adebimpe, this song was released in 2008 on TV on the Radio’s third studio album, Dear Science.
Although it was never released as a single, DLZ is one of the band’s
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TV on the Radio – Love Dog
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In a way, “Love Dog” acts as a counterpoint to TVOTR’s 2006 single, “Wolf Like Me”. But in lieu of savage guitars and lust-packed lyrics, “Love Dog” drips with tender pathos and
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TV on the Radio – Family Tree
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“Family Tree” swirls with warm electronic beats and harmonics that detail the story of two lovers and the prejudice they face from one of their families.
It’s a track that’s
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TV on the Radio – Halfway Home
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The lazy way they turned your head / Into a rest stop for the dead / And did it all in gold and blue and gray / The efforts to allay your dread / In spite of all you knew and said
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TV on the Radio – Wolf Like Me
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The single that put TV on the Radio on the map en route to the huge success that was their album Return to Cookie Mountain, in 2006.
Tunde tells the story of becoming a werewolf
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TV on the Radio – Shout Me Out
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[Verse 1] / Storm, cast me out / So I can feel it in another way / I won't talk about / Woah, passenger's hide / If I can feed it for another day / It might run me dry / [Pre-
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TV on the Radio – Playhouses
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Playhouses / Swept away by the river now / Confounded / Sound it out now / Vodka cran in your hand and whose little girl are you now? / Oh, I'd ask for this dance / But I know you'
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TV on the Radio – Golden Age
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[Verse 1] / Heartbeat sounding / Ricocheting in their cage / Thought I'd lose my balance / With the ground's bounce and sway / And all this violence / And all this goes away / And
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TV on the Radio – Staring at the Sun
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The song was first released in 2003 in TV on the Radio’s EP Young Liars. Another version, with a shortened intro, was released in 2004 in the band’s album Desperate Youth, Blood
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TV on the Radio – Lover's Day
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[Verse 1] / Oh, but the longing is terrible / A wanton heart under attack / I wanna love you all the way off / I wanna break your back / Color of all that's hysterical / Travels
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TV on the Radio – Red Dress
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[Verse 1] / Hey Jackboot / Fuck your war / Cause I'm fat and in love / And no bombs are falling on me for sure / But I'm scared to death / That I'm living a life not worth dying
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TV on the Radio – Netti Fretti
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[Italian Singing] / [Radio DJ] / You are tuned in to WQED Classical 89.9 on your FM dial. The time is now 3:15. We just heard 'Netti Fretti Con Volante', written in 1899 by the
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TV on the Radio – Crying
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[Verse 1] / Laugh in the face of death under masthead / Hold your breath through late breaking disasters / Next to news of the trite / And the codes and the feelings / That meant
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TV on the Radio – Will Do
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[Verse 1] / It might be impractical to seek out a new romance / We won't know the actual if we never take the chance / I'd love to collapse with you and ease you against this song
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TV on the Radio – Million Miles
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Here's to a truth we knew / Non-verbal / No writ no script just light like a whip struck on soul leather / It was a feeling / That I shared with you / It could only be hinted at
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TV on the Radio – All Falls Down
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Luck came dancing on the breeze tonight / Like a lose free ticket for one expensive ride / To where light comes from / It just hung in the air like a song to be sung / She arrives
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TV on the Radio – Happy Idiot
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The lead single from TV on the Radio’s fifth studio album Seeds, “Happy Idiot” is a song about getting over a lost love through just forgetting about them.
This track received a
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TV on the Radio – Modern Romance
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Don't hold on / Go get strong / Don't you know / There is no / Modern romance / Time, time is gone / It stops, stops who it was / I was wrong / It never lasts / There is no / This
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TV on the Radio – Stork & Owl
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“Stork & Owl” is fourth song on TV on the Radio’s third studio album, released on September 22, 2008.
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TV on the Radio – Young Liars
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The title track on TV on the Radio’s EP “Young Liars”. Yet again filled with amazing lyrics from Tunde, the lead singer and song writer.
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TV on the Radio – Dancing Choose
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[Verse 1] / He's a what? He's a what? He's a newspaper man / And he gets his best ideas from a newspaper stand / From his boots to his pants to his comments and his rants / He
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TV on the Radio – Trouble
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Eleventh track from TV on the Radio’s 2014 album, Seeds.
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TV on the Radio – Dry Drunk Emperor
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Baby boy / Dyin' under hot desert sun / Watch your colors run / Did you believe the lie they told you / That Christ would lead the way / And in a matter of days he'd / Hand us
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Tinariwen (Ft. TV on the Radio) – Tenere Taqqim Tossam (Jealous Desert)
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This song expresses Tinariwen’s love and admiration for the desert. It also begins to show a sound that is embodied in the rest of the album as well.
This song also features Tunde
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