Genius Meanings
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Gwen Stefani (Ft. Akon) – The Sweet Escape
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“The Sweet Escape” was released as the second single from Stefani’s album of the same name. The song features guest vocals from Akon, which marks the first collaboration between
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Gwen Stefani (Ft. Akon) – The Sweet Escape (Konvict Remix)
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[Intro: Akon, Gwen Stefani & Both] / Woo-hoo, yee-hoo / Konvict Remix / Woo-hoo, yee-hoo / Akon and Gwen Stefani / Woo-hoo, yee-hoo / We wanna get away / Woo-hoo, yee-hoo / Up
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Bella Denapoli – Sweet Escape
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[Intro] / [Post-Chrous] / Woo-hoo, yee-hoo / Woo-hoo / [Verse 1: Gwen Stefani] / If I could escape, I would / But first of all, let me say / I must apologize for acting stank and
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Sofía Valdés – The Sweet Escape
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[Intro] / Mm-mm, mm-mm / Mm-mm, mm-mm / [Verse 1] / If I could escape, I would / But first of all, let me say / I must apologize for acting up and treat you that way / 'Cause I've
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Taylor Swift – The Sweet Escape (Live/2011)
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Taylor covered Gwen Stefani’s “The Sweet Escape” during a live performance at the Staples Center.
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Gwen Stefani – The Sweet Escape Samples
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See all of “The Sweet Escape” by Gwen Stefani’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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BOYS LIKE GIRLS – The Great Escape
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“The Great Escape” is the second single released on March 3, 2007 from Boys Like Girls' eponymous debut album, and is also their first single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100
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Mike Dimes – Ghetto Spirit
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[Intro: Gwen Stefani & Mike Dimes] / Be sweet (Be sweet) / I know I've been a real bad girl (I'll try to change) / I didn't mean for you to get hurt (Whatsoever) / We can make it
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Jay Sean (Ft. Lil Wayne) – Down
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Thanks to his Cash Money connections, British singer Jay Sean snags a coveted Lil Wayne feature on this 2009 single. Producers J-Remy and Bobby Bass concoct a surging dance anthem
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Church & AP – Alladat
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[Sample] / If I could escape... / [Intro: AP] / I'd prolly' pack and blast off too Bora Bora / Do some explorin' might call up Dora / Just sussed a score in em' foreign boarders
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Gwen Stefani – Wind It Up
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“Wind It Up” is a song by American singer Gwen Stefani, released as the lead single from her second solo studio album, The Sweet Escape. The song, as well as the music video, was
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Radiohead – Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
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“Weird Fishes/ Arpeggi” brandishes new drums behind its drain-circling arpeggios, but sounds every bit as massive in crescendoing as its live renditions suggested it might.
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Wu-Tang Clan – C.R.E.A.M.
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Arguably one of the most iconic songs in hip-hop, the underlying idea of “C.R.E.A.M.” is found in its title—cash rules everything. The timeless piano riffs and background vocals
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Rich Gang (Ft. Birdman, Rich Homie Quan & Young Thug) – Lifestyle
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Birdman’s Rich Gang is back at it with their first single since their debut album, released in 2013.
For “Lifestyle,” Baby turns to the next generation: Young Thug and Rich Homie
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Maroon 5 & Megan Thee Stallion – Beautiful Mistakes
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Maroon 5 enlists rapper Megan Thee Stallion for their first collaboration on “Beautiful Mistakes,” the third single from the band’s seventh studio album JORDI.
Lead singer Adam
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Meezy SG (Ft. Since99) – Gwen
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[Verse 1: Since99] / Servin' that Gwen, Stefani (Uh-huh) / I just made a two band jugg, no Ronny (Uh-huh) / Drop-step hit across, like Mike Conley (Cross) / He gettin' lost in the
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Ousama + Khalid – Rambo/Kairos
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[PART 1] / I grew up hating my home so I moved out to the streets / I took a page from my father and dipped outta the scene / An Algerian teen trapped in paranoia and tryna manage
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Michael Jackson – Thriller
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“Thriller,” known for having what is arguably the most significant music video (and dance moves) in pop culture, is the seventh and final single from Michael Jackson’s Thriller
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Travis Scott (Ft. Young Thug) – Skyfall
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Travi$ Scott and Metro Boomin worked together in the studio to create this joint.
Contrary to popular belief, this is not a “get high anthem”. Travi$ explained on Twitter that the
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Kehlani – Undercover
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“Undercover” is about disregarding other people’s opinion your relationships. Kehlani is both defiant and playful.
The song is heavily inspired by Akon’s “Don’t Matter”; Kehlani
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Frank Ocean – Nikes
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“Nikes” is a critique of the trappings of materialistic hedonism, with a frequent mention of Nike shoes, shiny gold and glitter, and fantasies of pleasure. The video version of
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Jay Sean (Ft. Lil Wayne) – Down (Jason Nevins Remix)
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Baby, are you down, down, down, down, down? / Down, down / Even if the sky is falling down? / Down, down / You oughta know / Tonight is the night to let it go / Put on a show / I
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Nelly (Ft. Kelly Rowland) – Dilemma
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A hugely popular song from 2002 which appeared on both Nelly’s Nellyville and Kelly Rowland’s Simply Deep.
This song is arguably the most successful, ‘biggest’ song of both Nelly’
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Adele – Love in the Dark
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Many might assume that “Love In The Dark” is yet another ode to the relationship that most of 21 is based on, however, it’s far more likely that this is based on the rebound
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