Whimsidaisical Lyrics
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Just do it like ClockWork..
Yo Cros you tell em to go
I see now whats up…
ok

When im fishing
I be out here til the worm go missing
Translucent, Hadouken hittin
Call til I fall, in the air, no friction 
This is, while I’m on a mission
Tokyo hotel, California kitchen
You can find a pot of gold, make it to a prism 
But I would make it back if I had 3 wishes
LISTEN
If you could fly higher than it 
Make the ground shake, feel like a riot in it
Make the ground break, feel it when they wired in it
Feel the earth quake and you can hear the fire in it
Mix the angels sing and devils bring Bob up in it
Ima set the whole fuckin world on fire 
When I move, light the wire and burn it all down
You can look up in the sky if you wondering about where we go

ClockWork Cros::

Im living, 
I’ll be ClockWork til my watch stops ticking
Digital vision, on sid I‘m vicious 
Did this, since my mom said I first started kicking 
Listen I’m all in her mouth without kissing
Hissing at whatever your birthday wish is
Word traveled far from our first transmission 
So try to pull the dollie from under our dishes
I’m her cup of tea, eyes wider than saucers
Lucy was in the sky with the diamonds I bought her
Where we go we blowing up like martyrs
So take eight of these in the morning, I’ll call ya
Waking up froze like lifes in slow mo, shaken up so cold like I’m stuck in a snow globe
Hot air balloons wherever we float
You can look up in the sky if you wondering about where we go

Not going back and we know it
Not coming back and she know it
Not going back where we know is
Not turning that in the morning 
No coming back and we know it 
Not going back where she know is
No going back where we going 
Sitting here with my eyes open


Whimsidaisical

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Crosby “ClockWork Cros” is a Surrealist artist who was born and raised in the Lower East Side of New York. His clocks challenge ideas about disposability, longevity and reputation, while exploring the consumption of celebrity. Post-post-modern, Crosby's clocks sail across media platforms and technology, but also look back to a time of the handmade. He hand makes his clocks in his native NYC studio, re-envisioning iconic images of luminaries.

Crosby’s clocks have shown in galleries, art fairs and collections throughout the world, including the Future Hive at The Seventh Letter, Wallplay’s lounge at ComplexCon and multiple exhibitions during Art Basel Miami Beach, as well as The Armory Show and Frieze in New York. He is collected by celebrities and prominent collectors and has collaborated with brands in music and fashion to help them realize art as elevated merchandise. The artist recently completed an artist in residence program in Tokyo, Japan, where he studied and created a body of work exploring Kintsugi- a Japanese practice and philosophy that treats breakage and repair as part of the history and beauty of an object.

"Crosby’s work.... frequently draws on the hip-hop and graffiti culture that was born in New York in the eighties." - Nicole Rudick, The Paris Review

"...he’s a super cool kid making amazing [things] and hitting the scene with an intensity and integrity you just can’t fake." - Carlo Mccormick, Paper Magazine