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Get Your Heart On!

Anywhere Else but Here

[Verse I: Scrim]
I put hemis in my auto to speed up to my bardo
Da Vinci code my blood line
Paint ya face like Leonardo
Ima grey stepper
Off the 8th letter
check my cardiac
More turnt than the Maury show when he say you are not the dad
G
Grey the gang stain a lame with the A
R
Relapsed off them bars before I nod I pop that
E
Enigma my stigmata baby momma hollering
Y
Young Christ baby I was sent here just to die

[Verse II: Germ]
praise the grey
G-R-E-Y
seize the day
no pain today
rollin’ dem blunts it’s a rollover crash
can’t see a thing
shit ain’t the same
Where the fire?
i could of caught a body
slimy highly likely crash the Masi
Oxys in my Yerba Mate diet
slidin’ flexin’ hopin’ they don’t find me
put up bitch better shut up
raptor truck pulled hopped out with the cutter
barber with me he ain’t on the clock
fades all day ima clean up the block
stickin’ and movin’ I do that a lot
rocks in my clock could’ve bought me a yacht
neck look like the ocean
I need a lifeguard on god

[Verse III: Ruby]
stand my fucking ground
lil shawty tryna fuck me up
spinnin round and round
my head feel like tires on a bus
no fuck boys allowed
grey 59 is an exclusive club
it looks like i drowned
all these diamonds got quality cut
ruby such a mystery
dodging all these inquiries
blame my dope addiction all on made up abstract injuries
on the road to misery my feet are fucking blistery
im not even dead yet but all of yall still missin me

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I Dream of Chrome

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The Sixties are often remembered as a turning point, but memory is never simple. This EP moves through three states of mind: the fascination with an era that still shines like a promise, the hesitation that asks what those promises really meant, and the confrontation with the fragments we carry into the present.

The project isn’t about recreating the past. It reflects on how myths are built, how they survive, and how they change once they reach us. The Sixties appear here not as history to be repeated, but as a mirror where desire, doubt, and responsibility collide.

Echoes of the Sixties is an invitation to consider what we inherit from that decade — not only its dreams, but also the static that continues to hum beneath them.

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