wonderful track these keys and the crying really set the mood. also this bass slap def gonna buy when i get some cash! thanks for the beautiful music!

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The Panty Droppa, Volume 2 is a bold soundtrack of intimacy, play, and slow-burning fire. Each track is designed to pull you deeper into the mood, blending raw energy with sultry groove.

The night opens with “Sweetness (Intro)”, a soft tease that sets the vibe with warmth and anticipation. From there, “Panty Game” flips the energy into playful seduction, where lace and temptation take center stage. “The Mission” follows, detailed and thorough, exploring intimacy like an obsession, steady and relentless. With “Hurry Slowly”, the tempo shifts into a lesson in restraint—drawing out every moment until the tension becomes irresistible. “Hittin’ It from the Back” then explodes with raw, unfiltered passion, moving the body and the spirit in equal measure. The experience closes with “Sweetness (Outro)”, bringing the night full circle, leaving only the afterglow and a craving for more. --- Can't forget that foot fetish! 

The Panty Droppa, Volume 2 isn’t just an album—it’s a journey. Playful, sensual, and unapologetically intimate, it’s the kind of soundtrack that takes the night exactly where you want it to go.

Panty Game

In a world fractured by chaos, where the streets bear scars of neglect and violence, a group of children find refuge not in walls or toys, but in imagination. They ride rusted bikes through ruined landscapes, laughing and racing past remnants of a city that has forgotten them. Every scrape on their knees is a badge of resilience, every grin a declaration that joy can survive even in the hardest places.

With chalk-stained hands and glittered spirits, they paint sunsets on concrete and stars in the sand, transforming pain into vibrant colours that refuse to fade. They turn broken spaces into playgrounds, creating realms where fear gives way to faith and loss transforms into grace. Even as sirens wail and the skyline burns, they see beauty in the dust and dreams in the smoke, proving that hope can flourish in the most unlikely corners.

As night drips violet over the city, the children glide through chaos like rivers of chrome, voices humming in unison, hearts in sync with the rhythm of survival. They navigate a world that often tries to crush them, yet within their minds, they are architects of wonder, their candy paint dreams illuminating the darkness, teaching that even in a broken land, the soul can still breathe.

Through every hardship, every shadow, they continue to dream, to gleam, to shine, not seeking crowns or kings, but simply claiming the power to turn sorrow into light. In the midst of decay, they are unseen monarchs of a world they’ve created, and their candy paint dreams endure, a testament to the resilience of imagination, hope, and joy.

Candy Paint Dreams

wonder what's all the commotion 
You alive and breathing whatchu crying for 
I'm the one that put sixteen hours in overtime 
With you in mind 
If you wanna get over 
Never mind, listen 
Me and my schemes bound to get a nigga rich 
Lesson in a blessing Felons reconcile with they differences 
Better know that you will never want for nothing 
I need every red cent 
While I'm incarcerated pick up the family business 
Boy, you need to get up on yo shit 

Don't you love yo mama 
Then tell me 
Yo daddy got them drugs 
He can sell me 
I know you don't want to work no job 
But you gotta put in them hours, baby 
To become a flower, baby 
You can't be serious 
Quit wasting time 
You can't be serious 
Boy, you done lost your mind 
Boy, you done lost your mind 

Why the fuck you think I'm on the road looking for it 
Like put the cinder block on the gas pedal 
Metal to the forehead 
Can't knock a lens off a DSLR looking for the focus 
But I bet I find my way back to the promise land 
Homie too ferocious 
As I look around, I see my posse holding me down 
As I whip the potion 
Then I cock it back, I cock it back 
And swing full speed 
Hit 'em with some mo' shit 
Ever since a fetus we been on the road 
Meaning us barbarians 
Don't carry guns 
Pardon if we don't indulge 
Hold your horses 
Mr. Ed said, "Don't put that cart in front of me!" 
Devil player hating on the side line 
Talmbout "It's gon' take long, if you don't choose to run with me!" 

Don't you love yo mama 
Then tell me 
Yo daddy got them drugs 
He can sell me 
I know you don't want to work no job 
But you gotta put in them hours, baby 
To become a flower, baby 
You can't be serious 
Quit wasting time 
You can't be serious 
Boy, you done lost your mind 
Boy, you done lost your mind

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I can't write about myself in the third person and feel genuine. This is the internet, and ain't no rules so it's first-person. 

I'm Peachcurls from Cleveland, OH. It's Eastside. I make music off the MacBook Pro. Speaking of technology, I wanna give a big shoutout to computers for making all this possible. I used to be in a band called Thaddeus Anna Greene(available on all streaming platforms).

Eat Responsibly (feat. Tae Miles, Jessica Yafanaro, & Billie Mitchell)

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