Genius Lyrics
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Gary Jules (Ft. Michael Andrews) – Mad World
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[Verse 1] / All around me are familiar faces / Worn-out places, worn-out faces / Bright and early for their daily races / Going nowhere, going nowhere / [Pre-Chorus] / Their tears
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twenty one pilots – Mad World
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Originally meant to be on their third album, Vessel, “Mad World” is a cover of the popular Tears for Fears song of the same name. Even though it didn’t make the cut for the album
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Michael Andrews (Ft. Gary Jules) – Mad World
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This is a cover song, originally written and sung by a British synthpop duo Tears for Fears.
“Mad World” basically the song describes the mad world we live in today. Every day
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Tears for Fears – Everybody Wants to Rule the World
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Tears For Fears' biggest chart hit, peaking at #2 in their home country of Britain and topping the charts in the US, Canada and New Zealand. Although a massive hit, Rule The World
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Tears for Fears – Pale Shelter
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“Pale Shelter” was Tears for Fears' second single release, and was eventually the third song on their 1983 album The Hurting. The song was one of two demo songs that landed Tears
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Duran Duran – Ordinary World
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“Ordinary World” is the second track off of Duran Duran’s 1993 self titled album, known as “The Wedding Album.“ It was a big comeback single for the band, and is one of the two
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MF DOOM (Ft. Mr. Fantastik) – Rapp Snitch Knishes
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DOOM and Fantastik talk about how foolish it is to rap about crimes that you could be prosecuted for one day.
The song’s instrumental had previously been released in DOOM’s
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Evanescence – My Immortal
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First released on Origin, “My Immortal” is an Evanescence rock ballad describing the loss of a close relative or a significant other.
The song is named ‘my immortal’ because it is
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Tears for Fears – Pale Shelter (Long Version)
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[Intro: Roland Orzabal] / How could ever know? / How could I decide when you're inside? / Won't ever let me go, how can I be sure? / [Verse 1: Curt Smith] / How can I be sure
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Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
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Eurythmics’ bold musical experimentation culminated in “Sweet Dreams”—the fourth single from duo’s second album, and their biggest hit.
When they wrote “Sweet Dreams,” Annie
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Pleco Nation x Kid Rap – Black Jesus Vs Black Santa
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[Chorus: Kid Rap] / Steal from the rich, give to the poor / When i Fuck a bitch she can't take it no more / Im all dripped out with the fresh adidas / All iced out, feel like Black
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2Pac (Ft. Outlawz) – Me Against the World
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On the titular track to Shakur’s 1995 third studio album, Me Against the World, ‘Pac discusses themes of injustice and unfairness on his lonesome battle against the world. The
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The Weeknd – Save Your Tears
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On “Save Your Tears,” The Weeknd once again addresses his past relationships and recollects on the experiences they went through together, while also providing no emotional support
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Band Aid – Do They Know It's Christmas?
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Written to raise money to help relief efforts for the famine raging in Ethiopia in the mid 80s, “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”, sung by supergroup ‘Band Aid’, broke several chart
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JP Saxe (Ft. Julia Michaels) – If The World Was Ending
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“If The World Was Ending” constitutes the third single of 2019 for the Canadian musician JP Saxe, following “Same Room” and “Women Who Look Like You”.
Throughout the song
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Taylor Swift – this is me trying
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Much like Swift’s August 2019 track “Afterglow,” “this is me trying” sees her accepting fault for relationship issues and making an effort to repair them. Fear, alcohol, and a
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Eminem – Sing for the Moment
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This song was the fourth single released from Eminem’s fourth studio album The Eminem Show. It was an international hit, reaching the top 10 in several countries and peaking at #14
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Lil Uzi Vert – XO Tour Llif3
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“XO Tour Llif3” is a chronicle of Uzi’s relationship issues with ex-girlfriend, Brittany Byrd, and substance abuse. It’s delivered over bassy and upbeat production but addresses
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