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ADD & Drawers
03:57
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Banner Over Us
02:36
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Chin up charm, Morocco IN,
baby I'd lose weight for you.
All our richest girls are getting taller,
what's a banner over us?
She blew up, a block down, we all know,
good girls grow then blow away.
While we throw our young selves at one another
what's a banner over us?
We felt love, we started listing neighbors,
love can stretch like bodies grow.
I feel real in one box, don't say heaven,
what's a banner over us?
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Mantra A
02:30
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When we dam these streams, channel creativity and
sell dreams to human beings, assigning their wants as needs, bright kids at agencies can finally afford fancy things to forget their gift now feeds an endlessly starving machine.
When we dam these streams, channel creativity and
sell dreams to human beings, assigning their wants as needs, we dry out, barely sing, marching at fancier things we find drought and culture pleads for beautiful identity.
Start playing music, start painting something,
quit all that preening we’re gonna die soon.
Stop buying postures, start stretching canvas,
we need a bassist who’s gonna die too.
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Good Job
02:44
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We were like the chosen ones,
lettin others see that glory.
We was like the prophets too,
lettin all the children swim.
Even when they scoff at us,
we can brighten one another.
Even when they catch up,
we'll be dreaming new ideas because
Rocks look like that swoll with water.
Science says she's staying over.
Please shut up when my life's changing.
Sorry guys I'm re arr-
I don't wanna to call them problems
can't we grow around them?
Were we like the chosen ones
lettin others see that glory?
How we were the prophets too?
Lettin all the children swim?
Lately when they scoff at us
I could use your brightness brother.
I can see them catch up,
waitin here for new ideas because
Of life's heights we'd gush for hours.
Work please spin these gifts into power.
Are we begging? Are we changing?
Sorry guys I'm re arr-
I don't wanna call them problems
can't we grow around them?
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Rebecca Lobo
03:20
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Average girls posting ambitious shots
leaving their blights and knots out of the conversation
Zero of your friends are friendly I know
the difference between a doormat and St. Teresa
At nineteen my phone was a pocketwatch, dreaming of tall white farm girls and their cotton shadows
Zero of my friends were friendly I learned
the difference between a doormat and St. Teresa
When life gave us bananas
we ignored them scorning hope ahead.
Rebecca in the paint! Rejoice!
A second chance! Let’s make some bread!
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We once moved,
but this heart’s stuck on what I’ve seen.
Should we sweat?
On this skin? Take on the hot days?
Will we say, “We’re bones and don’t
deserve a dream, love was fun, but
this heart’s stuck on surviving”
Let me scrape the sky
like a heavy teen’s bigger dreams
Give me faith to try, and the stomach when I fail
We’re not gonna die... probably lose a couple friends, alright?
Could we move, and stack up summers just talkin?
Could we love the broken breathing our money?
What of those we know can only slow our dreams?
Are we free to love what offers back nothing?
I wasn’t scared I was like hey guys come onnn it’s a job and my folks are happy
Ohhhh answer in the trees! Echo in the seeds! I swear, I need this world to be hot bedrock hustling; this hurling, turning, her all night real.
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Body Washh
03:47
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oh I’ll take you home
find us at the cove
hid away - we’re feet
buried at the beach
oh I’m over clothes
trade a bathing suit
start to feel the glow
what we’ll grow into
alright
When I said I’d follow where you go
You said fine you’re fine with just me
Mann but still this worry’s gotta go
I’ll be true so you can trust me
But we had a feeling!
I was hoping for a seed.
Please just believe it!
I was hoping this would be enough.
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Bajjer Chicago, Illinois
Bajjer is Joe Levon, Matt Levon, & Paul Venarchik having fun writing music together.
We start Bajjer as a collective art project centered around one rule: we would only play songs that we'd truly crafted as a band, and all members would have a creative voice in each part.
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Bajjer recommends:
Incredibly well-crafted, beautiful on the first listen, still hits on the 100th
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