Genius Lyrics
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The Black Keys – The Desperate Man
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[Intro] / Alright / [Verse 1] / See her walking with a fella / Two of them, so nice and mella / Hey-hey, hey-hey, hey-hey-hey / My heart is broken, it's open wide / Feel so down
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The Black Keys – Keep Me
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[Verse 1] / Keep me clean / Keep me warm / Keep my soul away from harm / Keep the night / Keep the day / Keep me in-between the way / [Verse 2] / Hold that second / Hold the time
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The Black Keys – Act Nice and Gentle
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Track 10 from the Rubber Factory. Written from the point of view of a man speaking to his girl, this track is an ode to the pleasure of kindness.
This track is a cover of 1967
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The Black Keys – Grown So Ugly
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This song is about a World War II veteran who comes back to his wife and home after he had become severely disfigured.
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The Black Keys – Just Couldn't Tie Me Down
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[Verse 1] / Will you let me know / How you've changed / I can't tell / In any way / [Chorus] / Little village, is not a town / Just couldn't tie me down / [Verse 2] / You sent a
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The Black Keys – The Lengths
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Tell me where you're going / What is goin' wrong / I felt you leaving / Before you'd even gone / Hold me now or never, ever / Hold me again / No more talk could take me from this
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The Black Keys – All Hands Against His Own
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[Verse 1] / He found all hands against his own / He found all eyes were looking down / And the sun had left and gone / All his friends could not be found / [Chorus] / Don't talk
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The Black Keys – Aeroplane Blues
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[Verse 1] / I'm on an airplane / 'Cross the sea / Going nowhere / I wanna be / [Chorus] / Distant land / Don't know who I am / [Verse 2] / Eyes are heavy / Mind is shook / Can't
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The Black Keys – Stack Shot Billy
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Track #9 on The Black Keys‘ third studio album Rubber Factory.
Stagger Lee, (also known as Stagolee, Stack O'Lee, Stacker Lee, etc.), apparently based on an African-American man
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The Black Keys – Till I Get My Way
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[Verse 1] / Love me don't leave me / Make me feel you need me / You kill me, thrill me / Don't you know that I will be / Calling on you everyday / Till I get my way / [Verse 2
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The Black Keys – 10 A.M. Automatic
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[Verse 1] / What about the night / Makes you change (yeah) / Oh, from sweet to deranged / What about my voice tells you who / Who's been wrong to you / [Chorus] / Yeah / You got
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The Black Keys – Girl Is on My Mind
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[Verse 1] / Girl is on my mind / Girl is on my mind / Try to ignore her and I try to unwind / But she is on my mind / [Verse 2] / Eyes are in my eyes / Eyes are in my eyes / Where
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The Black Keys – When the Lights Go Out
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[Verse 1] / Don't it hurt so bad / Standing in the sun / The bottom of your heart / You don't love no one / [Chorus] / You can be / Oh, so mean / I just can't see / No in-between
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Black Eyed Peas (Ft. Justin Timberlake) – Where Is the Love?
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“Where Is the Love?” is a song by The Black Eyed Peas about police brutality, racism and terrorism. The song was released as the lead single from their third album, Elephunk. It
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Vance Joy – Riptide
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The intro and first single to Vance Joy’s debut EP God Loves You When You’re Dancing was a critical and commercial success. Critics praised its clever lyrics filled with pop
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King of the Dot (Ft. Arcane (Battle Rapper) & Bender (Battle Rapper)) – Bender vs. Arcane (Title Match)
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Title Match judged by Yas, Dax Flow, DJ Seven and Kap Kallous.
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Audrey Assad – Death in His Grave
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Though the earth cried out for blood / Satisfied her hunger was / Billows calmed on raging seas / For the souls of men she craved / Sun and moon on balcony / Turned their head in
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Kip Winger, Damien Gray – All We Have Is A Name
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I've got 88 keys / And a killer in black / But it ain't a whodunnit / We've seen enough of that / It's a tale about ghosts and their horrible slayer / [?] / Now I'll set the scene
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Ultramagnetic MC's – Black Potions
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[Ced Gee] / Yo! That was some ninety-four flavor... you know? / Rather check that, ninety-three / But now we gon' take you back / To some more recent, ninety-two type flavor / So
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Lil Durk – Green Light
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[Intro] / DY Krazy / Let's get it / [Verse 1] / Man, give that boy this message (Let's get it), can't wait 'til foenem catch him (Yeah) / Keep callin' me a rapper, I might be the
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Fall Out Boy – 7 Minutes in Heaven (Atavan Halen)
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In February, 2005, Fall Out Boy bass player and primary lyricist Pete Wentz tried to kill himself by overdosing on the anti-depressant Ativan, which explains the subtitle “Atavan
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M. Night Shyamalan – Unbreakable
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INT. CLOTHING STORE - AFTERNOON / Women's casual wear department. J.C. Penny. / Legend "1961" / An African-American man carrying two J.C. Penny shopping bags is ushered past the
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Rudyard Kipling – Tomlinson
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Now Tomlinson gave up the ghost at his house in Berkeley Square, / And a Spirit came to his bedside and gripped him by the hair— / A Spirit gripped him by the hair and carried him
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Lloyd (Ft. Lil Wayne) – You
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“You” is a smooth R&B ballad between Lloyd and Lil Wayne about finding the right girl. They both give reasons why this specific girl is good for them and why they should be in a
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Sterling Crouch (Ft. Big L) – Casualties of a Dice Game - Screen Adaptation
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Short screenplay based on the Big L song “Casualties of a Dice Game”. It also contains some elements from “The Heist”, another Big L song.
Written by Sterling Crouch
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John Webster – The White Devil Act 5 Scene 6
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Enter Vittoria with a book in her hand, Zanche; Flamineo following them / Flam. What, are you at your prayers? Give o'er. / Vit. How, ruffian? / Flam. I come to you 'bout worldly
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The Kevin Bennett (Ft. Breeton Boi, Cam Steady, ChewieCatt, Chi-Chi (USA), Connor Quest!, DavDee, Delta Deez, Diggz Da Prophecy, Dreaded Yasuke, FrivolousShara, Jamar Rose, KING BLITZ, Knight of Breath, KrAzi Q, Mac Ro (Rapper), Mat4yo, McGwire, Mega Ran, Mix Williams, NemRaps, Nicky Trakks, PE$O PETE, Sailorurlove, Shao Dow, Shwabadi, DA-WOLF & Zach B) – Mario Party Cypher
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[Intro: ???] / Khizzy Neutron / [Verse 1: Mario (Cam Steady)] / Let's get this party started, it's the name of the game / If you roll the dice with me, then you're insane, so let's
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Warren G (Ft. Nate Dogg) – Regulate
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A storybook rap, marking the meeting point of old, early rap traditions with the “gangsta”-image being formulated at the time.
In a sense, the entire song is an allegory: Nate
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Iggy Pop – Turn Blue
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Dark and visceral, “Turn Blue” stands out on Lust For Life as its most experimental track. It was a remnant from Pop and Bowie’s tour for The Idiot, during which the song would be
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Eminem (Ft. Jamie N Commons) – Desperation
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In February 2013 it was rumoured Eminem would sample Jamie N Commons on the hook of his first single, which was then expected to drop in summer ‘13, preceeding Eminem’s UK-Belgium-
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Don Henley – New York Minute
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[Verse 1] / Harry got up, dressed all in black / Went down to the station, and he never came back / They found his clothing scattered somewhere down the track / And he won't be
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Indio Saravanja – Real Gone
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He met her in a bar on a Wednesday night / Beneath the bandstand light / The only woman with an empty glass / He found an empty seat and it was next to her / And he wasn't sure
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