Diamond Snares

Unaware f. Chino XL, Sheisty K

when twos become threes

To celebrate the release of Jensen Karp's new book "Kanye West Owes Me $300," this song, featuring all seasoned Los Angeles veterans, was released and is free to download. Long live real hip-hop and pick up the book, detailing Jensen's early 2000s rap career with a million dollar recording contract filled with ridiculous stories and earnest experiences, RIGHT NOW at JensenKarp.com.

Like Riding A Bike (feat. Mike Shinoda, Hot Karl, Intuition, Abnormal)

Dethy

How To Fake Your Own Death

Motivationally Speaking  featuring Sims

Running Wild

Boop Bop Da Willy Willy (feat. Paris Alexa)

Nowhere

Weight Of The World

Lyrics and vocals by Dessa
Produced by Saam Hagshenas
Additional production by Andy Thompson and Lazerbeak

Recorded by Andy Thompson at Instrument Landing
Mixed by Joe Mabbott at The Hideaway
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering
Design by Andy Lund

© 2019 Doomtree Records
www.doomtree.net


LYRICS

HOOK 
I think I could be good for you 
I think you’re overlooking your best move
I think I could be good for you 
Somewhere beneath the surface you do too.

VERSE 1 
My lipstick on a candy cigarette
bored backstage in Boston
if you say so, it’s only innocent 
But I can feel that you’re watching. 
Cause sometimes when it’s late 
you get careless
the bourbon gives you away
and the veil lifts. 
I don’t bring this up lightly 
don’t you think that I might be 
someone you can’t forget?
But if you don’t think that there’s lightning 
at the end of the kite string 
I don’t need another friend. 

HOOK

VERSE 2 
Bar close night’s over, but I guess they still let you smoke here
you should go home now with the rest, but your coat’s on my shoulders.  
No one gets to take both roads;
you solve for exes and unknowns 
decide what to keep and who to release 
I’m here with fog in my locket 
your name in my teeth.
Patience is no virtue
for saints out after curfew
we should chance it, I can’t stand inertia 
won’t get parachute rehearsals—
fall for me. 
Tell me it’s not what you wanted,
honestly? 

HOOK 

Aren’t you tired of the upper hand
don’t you want a girl to make you try a little now and then
I’m the one who’s talking to you now 
don’t you want to find out 
if you could win a bigger bet
I know I’m one of a hundred you could call like it’s nothing
but not every dime can play dozens
that’s gotta say something—
not every match gets met. 

HOOK

Good For You

Dessa “Good For You”

The Instrumental version of an ode to Daniel Johnston I produced called "Faded"
originally released by Noah23 on his "Rock, Paper, Scissors" album


Faded (Instrumental Version)