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The Car Music & G-House song of Old Shark and "Hold Me" is part of Car Music & G-House album named "Hold Me" released on October 30, 2021 in the version "Radio Edit" by JHaps Records. Listen now to Car Music & G-House song: Old Shark - Hold Me .

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Hold Me

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Old Shark - Hold Me [ Car Music & G-House Music]

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The Car Music & G-House song of Old Shark and "Blow" is part of Car Music & G-House album named "Summer Surfing Club" released on October 30, 2021 in the version "Radio Edit" by JHaps Records. Listen now to Car Music & G-House song: Old Shark - Blow .

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Blow

Old Shark - Blow [ Car Music & G-House Music]

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The Car Music & G-House song of Old Shark and "Bughi Bughi" is part of Car Music & G-House album named "Summer Surfing Club" released on October 30, 2021 in the version "Radio Edit" by JHaps Records. Listen now to Car Music & G-House song: Old Shark - Bughi Bughi .

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Bughi Bughi

Old Shark - Bughi Bughi [ Car Music & G-House Music]

Battle Bumps are a Long Beach funk-rap collective born from the shotgun marriage of two underground crews: the eclectically groovy Battle Bumps and their loudmouthed, shock-frat-rap best friends, Bedroom Bullies. Now united under the same banner, the group blends virtuosic musicianship with obnoxious early-Beastie-Boys energy, 2 Live Crew-level raunch, and Mr. Bungle’s taste for genre whiplash. At its core are two producers who open the studio doors to anyone — from incarcerated cult-hero MC Mike Dennis to indie femme fatale Lacey Lune to a revolving parade of scene weirdos. The result? Sleazy, funky, aggressive, and unexpectedly musical, Battle Bumps are the rare band you can dance to, laugh at, and get scandalized by all in the same track.

Look Me in the Eye

When I needed a shoulder (PROD.RXKZ & JXYLN)

Domnisoara, Domnisoara

Keep the Shoes
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey

[intro]

I am knocking at your door
I want in out of the rain
I know that I've been gone
I could not stand the pain

I left you 'cause you left me
It was not what I had wanted
I left so you would stay
I knew you wanted it that way

[bridge]

I knew that she'd move in
That you would not be alone
I saw her waiting 'round the corner
She moved in when I was gone

[chorus]
I left without my shoes
All I had was on my back
But now I'm doing so much better
I no longer want them back

[instrumental]

Well that did not last long
She did not know what she was getting
She don't know you like I do
You were stringing her along

I know what she is feeling
This is all you ever do
You never do what you should do
The girls leave without their shoes

I am here to let you know
I learnt my lesson long ago
I don't care if you are blue
Go ahead and keep my shoes

[chorus]
I left without my shoes
All I had was on my back
But now I'm doing so much better
I no longer want them back

[instrumental]

I am here to let you know
I learnt my lesson long ago
I don't care if you are blue
Go ahead and keep my shoes

[chorus]
I left without my shoes
All I had was on my back
But now I'm doing so much better
I no longer want them back

[instrumental]

[outro]


Keep the Shoes (hoppin)

No Shoes
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey

[intro]

I am knocking at your door
I want in out of the rain
I know that I've been gone
I could not stand the pain

I left you 'cause you left me
It was not what I had wanted
I left so you would stay
I knew you wanted it that way

[bridge]

I knew that she'd move in
That you would not be alone
I saw her waiting 'round the corner
She moved in when I was gone

[chorus]
I left without my shoes
All I had was on my back
But now I'm doing so much better
I no longer want you back

[instrumental]

Well that did not last long
She did not know what she was getting
She don't know you like I do
You were stringing her along

I know what she is feeling
This is all you ever do
You never do what you should do
The girls leave without their shoes

I am here to let you know
I learnt my lesson long ago
I don't care if you are blue
I just came to get my shoes

[chorus]
I left without my shoes
All I had was on my back
But now I'm doing so much better
I no longer want you back

[instrumental]

I am here to let you know
I learnt my lesson long ago
I don't care if you are blue
I just came to get my shoes

[chorus]
I left without my shoes
All I had was on my back
But now I'm doing so much better
I no longer want you back

[instrumental]

[outro]


No Shoes (disco)

A furious satire dressed as a dancefloor banger, This Diabetes Was Sponsored By Pepsi (Remastered) takes corporate jingles and flips them into a dark hymn of decay. The lyrics mock how childhoods were sold in syrupy promises, where vending machines taught belonging and slogans disguised poison. Each verse cuts deeper, trading smiles for cavities, freedom for corporate profit, and childhood nostalgia for chronic illness. It’s both hilarious and haunting—cartoon mascots and bullhorn ads reimagined as gospel chants of insulin debt. The track parades slogans like “Live For Now” and “That’s What I Like” against a backdrop of addiction, loyalty, and death, twisting familiar branding into a sinister prayer. By the climax, it becomes less a song and more a corporate requiem, equal parts biting critique and satirical celebration of how we were sold out sip by sip.

Lyrics:

“Refreshments brought to you by convenience.”
“Refreshments brought to you by convenience.”

“sip-sip-sip”

“Live for now… live for debt.”
“Live for now… die sooner yet.”

They taught me sugar was a smile in a can,
Neon promises from a vending-machine brand.
Gave my childhood a syrupy glow,
Told me “drink to belong,” somewhere between the rows.

“sip-sip-sip”

Teeth stained with branded rot,
Calories buried where the logos plot.
They sell me fizz, I pay with time,
Trade my pancreas for their bottom line.

We toast to the sponsors of our sweet decay,
Toast to the logos that led us astray
Record the smiles, monetize the grief,
Blood sugar metrics sponsored by brand metrics

This diabetes was sponsored by Pepsi (Pepsi)
This sugar debt was sponsored by Pepsi (Pepsi)
“The Choice of a New Generation”
Insulin shots and liquidation

“Sponsored. Sponsored.”

Schoolyard bullhorns with branded toys,
Cartoons hawking fizzy, packaged joys.
They drilled the logo in my lullaby,
Now my hospital bill says “brought to you by.”

Bottled aquifers for corporate thirst,
Plastic oceans drowning in the worst.
They market “wellness” in neon lies,
Diet this, zero that, same sugar disguised.

“You’re marketed for addiction.”
“Side effects may include: loyalty, dependency, and death.”
“That’s what I like.”
“Smile. Sip. Repeat.”
“Smile. Sip. Repeat.”

This diabetes was sponsored by Pepsi (chant it)
This cavity choir was sponsored by Pepsi (oh-oh)
“The Choice of a New Generation”
Chronic illness across the nation

“pop, pop, profit”

“Live for now… That’s what I like… The choice… Live for now…”

They sold me a future in sweet expiration dates,
Promised me happiness at promotional rates.
My pancreas signs the dotted line,
Corporate scripture in blood and brine.

This diabetes was sponsored by Pepsi (Pepsi)
This sugar song was sponsored by Pepsi (repeat)
Take this sugar, for it is my debt,
In the name of profit, amen, amen.

“Live For Now™ — results may vary.”
“That’s what I like…”
“Drink. Debt. Repeat.”

This Diabetes Was Sponsored By Pepsi

Not Out at Sea
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey


[intro]

There was a time when I would ask
There was a time when I would beg
But those days are gone
Long past time to be long gone

I am heading for the shore
I am getting on a boat
I will sail someplace remote
I don't care if it floats

I am done with your routine
You are now where I have been
It ain't a place I want to be
I am heading out to sea

I would ask you to come with
But I don't think that I will
After what you've done to me
We should not be alone
Not in a boat out on the sea

[instrumental]

There was a time when I would ask
There was a time when I would beg
But those days are gone
Long past time to be long gone

I am heading for the shore
I am getting on a boat
I will sail someplace remote
I don't care if it floats

I am done with your routine
You are now where I have been
It ain't a place I want to be
I am heading out to sea

I would ask you to come with
But I don't think that I will
After what you've done to me
We should not be alone
Not in a boat out on the sea

[instrumental]

You don't want to be alone
Not in a boat out on the sea

You don't want to be alone
Not with me
Not out on the sea

Not out on the sea

Not with me
Not out on the sea


[outro]

Not Out at Sea (fem)

Prit _Deejay Dapi_Albanian Balkan Mix

I owe no respect to anyone who doesn't even bother to read my profile. If I don’t respond, it’s not me being disrespectful — it’s you who showed disrespect first

DJ — Live PC .Music producer — Composer — Beatmaker — Recording artist —DJ & music creator
(Simple, clair, compris pour tout le son)

DJ and beatmaker
(Plus urbain, utilisé dans le folk, l'électro…)

DJ / music producer
(sites, réseaux sociaux)

Music artist & DJ
(Deejay Dapi)

Créateur de vibes & DJ (mix français/anglais Albanais, stylé et original)
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