Genius Lyrics
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alt-J – ❦ (Ripe & Ruin)
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❦
This song is also known as “Interlude 1” or “Interlude I”.
The fleuron character or “printer’s flower” (❦) used in the title of this song is used in book printing to divide
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alt-J – ❦ (Piano)
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Also known as Interlude III (or Interlude 3).
It’s the eleventh song of the album “An Awesome Wave” and the third interlude (❦ (Ripe & Ruin), ❦ (Guitar), ❦ (Piano)) in it.
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alt-J – ❦ (Garden of England)
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This interlude features sounds of birds, nature, and cheerful sounding recorders.
The fleuron character (❦) in the title is the same that they used for the three interludes: “❦ (
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alt-J – Breezeblocks
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This is song from ∆’s (pronounced: Alt-J) debut album, An Awesome Wave.
“Breezeblocks” tells the story of a desperate man’s attempts to win over his love’s affections again as she
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alt-J – Gold (Interlude)
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Gold (Interlude) ... Lyrics for this song have yet to be released. Please check back once the song has been released.
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alt-J – ❦ (Guitar)
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After “❦ (Ripe & Ruin)”, a vocal interlude, the second interlude is focused on a guitar melody that was already commonly used by the band. It also appears in their cover of “
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alt-J – Tessellate
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In which the ultimate Shorty Said soundalikes roll on with Tessellate, the most Devendra Banhart of all Alt-J songs. Doesn’t matter though, because its piano lollop is as
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alt-J – Bloodflood
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Bloodflood, about being flooded with fear, is the source for the name of the album (An Awesome Wave). This lyric is an embodiment of the record, evoking the concept of being
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alt-J – Hand-Made
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One of the many possible interpretations is that this song could be about is a drug addiction: In the beginning of the song (or rather the chorus) he talks about his body going
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alt-J – Choice Kingdom
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“Choice Kingdom” is an ode to their home country of England, with a typical ∆ spin on it of course.
This is evidenced by the title of the interlude before this track, “❦ (Garden
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alt-J – Chicago
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“Chicago” is a brew of equal parts menacing and spectral energies that seamlessly blends euphoric Chicago House beats with surprising shifts in tone. The song captivates the
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alt-J – Deadcrush (Lea Porcelain Remix)
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[Verse 1] / Extraordinarily pretty teeth / Beauty lingers out of reach / You're my DC oh Lee, oh / Man Ray went cray cray over you / Capturing but never captured / You're my DC oh
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alt-J (Ft. The Age Of L.U.N.A) – Pleader (Mr. Jukes Remix)
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[Intro: Choir] / Softness in our hymn / Soft, like coming rain / Soft, like Bronwen / Victoria! / [Chorus] / Bring back the world / Bring back the girl / [Verse 1: Kyote Noir
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alt-J (Ft. Conor Oberst, Lianne La Havas, Marika Hackman & Sivu) – Warm Foothills
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The studio version of this song is sung by Joe Newman (alt-J) spliced with words sung by Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes), Lianne La Havas, Sivu, and Marika Hackman.
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Harvey Dent 2 – Intro
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(Instrumental)
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alt-J – Leaving Nara
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The final track on This Is All Yours, excluding the hidden track after it, this song is a short continuation of Nara, talking about the same themes and referring back to the
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Harvey Dent 2 – Overture
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(Instrumental)
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J Dilla – Shouts (Alt.)
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[Sample] / (Baby!) / (Baby!) / [Shoutro: J Dilla] / A Tribe Called Quest (baby!) Rock on / Com Sense, rock on / Mama Duke, rock on and / Lootpack, rock rock on / Calloway (baby
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alt-J – Delta
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[Verse] / Force fields in the delta / I'm not a praying man, but I'll kneel to that / Force fields in the delta / I'm not a praying man, but I'll kneel to that / Force fields in
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alt-J – Intro (This Is All Yours)
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The first song on This Is All Yours, “Intro” immediately starts the album with a bang. The track begins with vocal samples, after which the guitars come in and Joe Newman sings
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Juice WRLD – London Interlude
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“London Interlude” is an unreleased track made by Chicago native, Juice WRLD, and multi-platinum producer Rex Kudo. On this track Juice talks about being consumed by codeine
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Genius Traductions françaises – Alt-J - Hand-made (Traduction française)
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[Refrain] / Ta piqûre rouge-point-final ma peau / Pointée, gratte, gratte, maintenant je saigne / Légions après légions d'artisans qui font mes sentiments à la main / [Interlude
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Shakey Graves – The Shepherd (Interlude)
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I, I don't think that it's ever fated in a person that you'll write some music / You know, your life events dictate / And situations dictate what you create / Kinda whatever you do
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SZA (Ft. James Fauntleroy) – Wavy (Interlude)
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An deniable highlight from her star-making album Ctrl, American singer SZA teams up with James Fauntleroy for “Wavy (Interlude)”, the shortest track from the album.
“Wavy
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SZA (Ft. James Fauntleroy) – Wavy (Interlude) (Demo 1/2)
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[Verse 1: SZA] / I think I'm bad as hell, I got issues, out of line / Sayin' tomorrow I'll do the dishes, never come / Easy bake, easy wake, oven / Just give as much as you take
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J Dilla – Shouts
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[J Dilla] / Yeah / Com / Uhh / CL and Pete Rock / Frank, Dank / Uhh / Almighty Dreadnaughtz / Denaun, Big Proof / Bus-a-Bus, Flipmode / Groove Attack, go! / Between Friends, go
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