earl sweatshirt
she dropped a load on me before they closed the door
i be with nobody who know what’s goin on inside
my father body swollen behind my eyes
i ain’t cried for him in time the return solar
we on the ride forward the renot workin’
sometimes we collide the black sky full of supernovas
and stars that died no lie i’m still rootin’ for us
two foots in the soil right
rhymes forged to conjoin us to the cosmic
spliff burnin’ like crude oil cool water drip like osmosis
i’ll set the mood for ya you know the vibes
today i got time for it today i got time cuz run forrest
five on me like i’m bob horry for the tribe slime
mamba mentality stars falling out of the sky sly
interlude little richard
he was a star when he when i got him he was a star
sly told ya that everybody is a star
the only problem is some people haven’t been put in the dipper
and poured back on the world
billy woods
woke up on the west coast for the first time in my life
drove cross country but i remember those flights
genuflected when i heard the weed price
white boys with the weed pipes
sunny days sunny nights mighty clouds of northern lights
i was always bright so no sooner than we touched down
i’m seeing how we could get home and be right
it’s hard to live in the moment but i guess i had a gift
hawaiian so potent zonin’ off bong rips
i painted houses all summer they paid by the shift
my boss was an enterprisin’ white kid
eagleeyed everything you didshit gig but i didn’t quit
mjg and 8ball spittin’ out the whip spliffs with kief at the tip
it felt sleepy at night but i liked that felt like you could relax
like you could disappear like i wasn’t surrounded by the past
months passed and we goin’ back
and in the back of my mind the plan already hatched
the door panels already stashed
illinois state trooper just waiting for time and space
to cross our path
interlude david lynch
it’s daydreams that i love
where you might be controlling some of the thoughts
the dream takes over things are unraveling
before you without your intervention
e l u c i d
walkin’ four corners of god’s country
group calisthenics in morning fog
catskill views cats still yawnin’
a few hundred miles from hot garbage and smog
’89 fine air max 90 first run fresh lungs sweet blood
light bugs spark blackness back of the annex
past bedtime kissin’ prayin’ nobody catch us zapped
baby powder homey sock if you fell asleep first
pummel body ladida
batteries added vicious cycle hurt people hurt people
days of summer carefree haven’t found an equal
we all knew the isleys before the beatles
red moon over the rec room in direction of discovery
idle time wonderin’
thumbin’ 70s ebony mags drippin’ red icee on the pages
learned to swim in a pool where a boy drowned last year
wax in my ear
i heard voices i couldn’t make out in the deep end
when i dipped my head undercome again
burrs stuck to my socks
pinch every few steps on the way to the graveyard
old man cropsey’s head in my foot locker
Artist: The Carefrees
Year: 1964
Decade: 60s
Language: en
Word Count: 344