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Vampire Weekend – 2021
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With its melancholic reflection on the passing of time, “2021” is one of six singles from Vampire Weekend’s fourth album Father of the Bride.
The song features a refrain from
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Vampire Weekend (Ft. Goose (Band)) – 2021 (January 5th, To Be Exact)
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[Intro] / Boy / Boy, boy / Boy, boy / Boy, boy / [Verse] / 2021, will you think about me? / I could wait a year, but I shouldn't wait three (Boy) / I don't wanna be (Boy) / 2021
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Vampire Weekend – 2021 (Live in St. Augustine)
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[Intro] / Boy, boy / [Verse] / 2021, will you think about me? / I could wait a year, but I shouldn't wait three (Boy) / I don't wanna be (Boy) / 2021, will you think about us
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Vampire Weekend (Ft. Sam Gendel) – 2021 (In the Space Between Two Pieces of Wood)
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[Verse] / 2021, will you think about me? / I could wait a year, but I shouldn't wait three / I don't want to be / 2021, will you think about us? / Copper goes green, steel beams go
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Vampire Weekend – Harmony Hall
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Along with the track “2021,” “Harmony Hall” is the first single released from Vampire Weekend’s fourth album Father of the Bride, their first since 2013.
The song breezes along
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Vampire Weekend – 2021 Samples
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See all of “2021” by Vampire Weekend’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Read All The Lyrics To Vampire Weekend’s New Album ‘Father Of The Bride’
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Featured artists include Steve Lacy, Danielle Haim, & Jenny Lewis.
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Vampire Weekend – Harmony Hall Samples
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See all of “Harmony Hall” by Vampire Weekend’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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PLAYWITHGUNS (Ft. Hi-C) – vampire weekend
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[Intro: Hi-c] / Vampire Gang / Hi-c / Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go / Hi-c, yuh, go / Go, go, go / Go, go, go, yuh / [Verse 1: Hi-c] / Party boy Hi-c, rockstar / Walked in
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Ezra Koenig Defends Vampire Weekend’s Lyrics: “They’re Not Nonsense. They’re Impressionistic”
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The band’s lead singer compared its songs to collages.
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Vampire Weekend – Spring Snow
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[Verse 1] / The snow fell last night / Your flight couldn't leave / Come back to the bed / Let's take this reprieve / It felt like the end / The end's been delayed / You're here in
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Vampire Weekend – Unbearably White
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The title “Unbearably White” plays with Vampire Weekend’s reputation as a group of milquetoast Ivy League grads, but the lyrics avoid discussions of race or privilege to focus on a
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Vampire Weekend – My Mistake
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[Verse 1] / Skin under sun / Summer breeze, summer break / Oh, I was young then / Hadn't made my mistake / Unaware of the fall / Unaware of my fate / There was peace in the valley
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Vampire Weekend – Unbelievers
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“Unbelievers” is a ridiculously complex and witty take on where we stand in this world. What do our beliefs say about us? Do our commitments dictate our fate? Religious themes are
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Vampire Weekend – This Life
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“This Life” was released with “Unbearably White” on April 4th, 2019 as the third and final pair of singles before Father Of The Bride was officially released.
In his Soundcheck
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Vampire Weekend – Sympathy
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The flamenco-tinged “Sympathy” is at times loud and crowded, at times quiet and understated, mirroring a world “where alliances are forged over shared resentment”, ending in a fast
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Vampire Weekend (Ft. Jude Law) – Lord Ullin's Daughter
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Exclusive to the Japanese Edition of the album, this song features Jude Law reading Thomas Campbell’s poem “Lord Ullin’s Daughter”.
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Vampire Weekend Returns With Its First Songs In Nearly Six Years & Announces Its New Album Title
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“2021” samples Japanese musician Haruomi Hosono, while “Harmony Hall” contains subtle political messages.
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VAMP1RE WEEKEND (Ft. Whitegrls) – CARDIGANS
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Vampire Weekend – Jokerman
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[Verse 1] / Standing on the waters casting your bread / While the eyes of the idol with the iron head are glowing / Distant ships sailing into the mist / You were born with a snake
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VAMP1RE WEEKEND (Ft. Puppy Otis & Whitegrls) – JINGLE BELLS (OUTRO)
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Vampire Weekend – Bambina
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Another track off Father of the Bride that covers religion, the upbeat “Bambina” describes an old chant that translates to
bye, bye, baby
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Vampire Weekend – Oxford Comma Samples
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See all of “Oxford Comma” by Vampire Weekend’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Vampire Weekend – A-Punk (Live in St. Augustine)
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[Spoken] / Alright! / [Verse 1] / Johanna drove slowly into the city / The Hudson River all filled with snow / She spied the ring on His Honor's finger / Oh, oh, oh / A thousand
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Vampire Weekend (Ft. Steve Lacy) – Sunflower
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“Sunflower” was released alongside “Big Blue” as the third and fourth singles from Vampire Weekend’s album Father of the Bride.
The track features guitarist Steve Lacy from The
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Vampire Weekend – Stranger
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Speaking to Pitchfork, Koenig said
With a song like “Stranger,” even the name of it compared to “Oxford Comma” or “Mansard Roof”—it’s inexpensive. No expensive words. I still
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