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Manic
02:47
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It's the Music Cupid
03:13
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Speedway 1200
04:04
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Lies Lies Lies
02:18
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Bring Down This House
03:55
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Highlight this plight and make the case; reach out to peek.
This house can't be brought down. You can't destroy the karma of a lovely day ending in doubt, hardship then you laughed.
It needs to come down, It must come down, this needs to end, it must fall.
This house,
bring down these walls,
tear out these beams,
either not aught.
In this house.
Every day that passes, every dream I see, can only connect me.
I the light I could only see blades of commotion, motion, grief and defeat.
This house is cold and blue.
These walls hold me in.
These beams remind me of the time when I was tall and thin.
And I will move, start anew, maybe live out in the mountains or a cluttered city, where it's easy to disappear.
You can tell a sure thing from something that pushes back then brings you serenity.
Oh
Pull up this house, in this lane, down this road.
leave behind the pain and all the days of
love.
Chorus Repeat
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Get it up
01:53
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She's the Boss
02:41
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Hold
03:23
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Its Wonderful
03:57
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Yuzima Philip New York
A New Reign Is Here....
At the crossroads of culture, race,
rock, r&b, noise (and ancient spirits) sits Yuzima. Having been labeled “noise lord” from a popular rock zine, Yuzima challenges the narrow landscape forced on artists of color, skillfully stirring old New Orleans style jazz, noise-rock, powerful vocals, and skillful songwriting to tell the full American story.
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