Let's Get Right (Prod. By Yung Nab)

Take Time

Jdozzeli:
https://soundcloud.com/jdozzeli

[Lyrics:]
Put the Ak in the chicken wing
Hold the trigger let the choppa sing
Storm trooper hitting everything 
Quick reload needa magazine 
Moving fast off amphetamines
 Need my paper by the reems 
Y’all Microsoft ya wrong teams
Ya can’t reason with tha fiends

Put the Ak in the chicken wing
Hold the trigger let the choppa sing
Storm trooper hitting everything 
Quick reload needa magazine 
Moving fast off amphetamines
 Need my paper by the reems 
Y’all Microsoft ya wrong teams
Ya can’t reason with tha fiends

Yeah I just opened up the pipe
Powder hitting different like I’m chowder
Jesse the man shout out Mr White(MR WHITE)
Ice in my teeth big bite
This ain’t mr clean but ima shower
Pushing P to the max call it triple power
Fuck saving peach ima save a bag
Mario got the strap 
He pulled on Bowser 
Shells in the tower
Old man turtle turning to a has been{ban}
Chasing money over women but I’m fat 
Heart racing from arrest call it Cardiac
Too turnt playing chest off the cóniac
like I’m playing tic tac
Toe 
Phee phi pho yo
Me and sever pouring up some mo
codine and sprite
Call it dirty lean 
From 7/11
we bout to spike 
Touchdown pass
Smoking on some grass
Albino Silverback gun toting with the brass
Knuckles 
I don’t fuck with the bank
Unless her name Tyra then 
I give her my thanks
Yeah my thanks

Fiend (Feat. Jdozzeli)

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SYMBIOTIC SEQUENCE NO 2

Life in the digital age

You are told, “She wears tiny step-ladder earrings,” which tempts you to enter the mind of someone you think you know. You enter. But suddenly, the vault door slams shut behind you with a pounding low C chord on the piano. You are now trapped inside! This song is oddly infectious, with a synth-wave pop hook and a mysterious entity whistling a cheerful yet foreboding tune in the distance. A mocking hollow-body guitar and a '90s Manchester bass groove add complexity. Also inspired by post-punk pioneers Wire and their 1987 release "Ahead"! Good luck escaping! 

Ladder Earrings

Easy Living

To my Japanese music friends. A mix song of English and Japanese. MidJourney Jacket cover is by digital creator @deltaworks,  friend of mine. Japanese lyrics (English translation)▼

(Poetry 2 - Japanese)
Can produce light even in empty places
As long as there is light, there is also shadow
How are you doing? how are you?
thank you for listening to my music

(Chorus - Japanese)
When in doubt, surround yourself with music
That melody makes you stand out
Let's forget the burden of our hearts together with the notes
May my songs bring you peace and love

My name is MASAKO (lol)Thank you for always listening

#Poem #Power #soundcloud #music #artwork #pop #dream #artist #Lovesong #unrequitedlove #alive #staytuned #fanbase #enjoy #Japanese #dream #MASAKO* #HeartfulVoice #lyrics

I thought on Sunday✦日曜日に思った✦♰(lol)English and Japanese mix lyrics M to Muse

Chant: Baie des anges
Auteur- Compositeur : Christian DEVIENNE

Un Verre D'ouzo Compositeur Christian DEVIENNE

Original song about the true story of my tiny 4'11" pioneer grandma, Amy Loader, dancing in the snow to help her girls get out of bed when she had just lost her husband on the trek and her daughters were on the brink of starvation and freezing. I was told this lovely, inspiring story from a tiny girl and decided to write a song about it.

Music/Lyrics/Vocals/Instrumentals by Layna Claunch
Original true story recorded in the journal of Patience Loader (Amy Loader's daughter)
                         
Huddled in the dreary morn
The winter’s early snow
Sleeping on the hardened ground
Such cold I’d never known

Our tent was barely standing
Our neighbor’s tents caved in
Another day to starve and freeze
Let misery begin

I heard my mother calling
To help her start a fire
She pleaded with each daughter
But not one could find desire

Mama pursed her lips
“Girls, this simply will not do!"
She put her tiny hands on hips   
"I’ll have to dance for you!"

I remember Mama 
Dancing in the snow
Her frozen feet so full of life relieved our weary load
I remember Mama 
Dancing in the snow
Smiling through her sorrow on this path of faith she chose

Her tiny hands she threw up high
The cold air froze her breath
Her feet were light and happy
As she danced to challenge death

She started with a jig from home
She sang a merry song
She had no husband, food, or gold
But her heart and soul were strong  

She sang and danced and twirled around
Until we all had smiles 
We lifted up our weary heads
To bravely face our trials

Suddenly she slipped on ice
And fell onto the ground
We all cried out, and rushed to help her 
Gathering around  

She sat there in the snow and ice 
A broad smile on her face
Delighted with her merry plan
Relieved, we all embraced

I knew I couldn’t have my girls 
Just giving up the fight
The journey’s long and weary
But, through faith, our hearts are light
  
I remember Mama 
Dancing in the snow
Her frozen feet so full of life relieved our weary load
I remember Mama 
Dancing in the snow
Smiling through her sorrow on this path of faith she chose

I remember Mama 
Dancing in the snow
Her frozen feet so full of life relieved our weary load
I remember Mama 
Dancing in the snow
Smiling through her sorrow on this path of faith she chose
She chose

Dancing In The Snow

This piece was inspired by time spent in a park near my apartment. I love this park for the forested trails, the pond with turtles and frogs, and the great variety of birds. It’s nice to feel alone in the forest sometimes. But no matter where you are in the park, you can always hear the sounds of people just out of sight – the ever-present hum of the highway, the planes passing overhead, the announcer at the local high school’s baseball game. It’s hard to truly get away from it all. 

Recent research has suggested that human-made noise has a much greater impact on nature than we previously considered. One species of bird has been found to sing at higher pitches in the city than their more rural counterparts, in order to be heard over the ambient din of the city. In Idaho, when some researchers constructed a phantom highway through a forest by stringing up speakers playing traffic noise, they found that migratory birds tended to avoid the area near the highway noise.

It seems there is no corner of the globe that we have not affected in some way – often through noise or other types of pollution. As a result, there are few (if any) places left that are truly wild. The better we understand the extent of the impact we’ve had on this earth, the closer we will be to learning how to correct past wrongs and prevent further damage. And maybe, one day, we will learn to live as one with Nature.

Nature Sounds

kati.jane

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