Top Songs By SO.Crates
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
SO.Crates
Performer
Izy
Performer
Oscar Dunscombe
Sampler
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Oscar Dunscombe
Songwriter
Dominic Wagner
Songwriter
Lyrics
Contra my mantra, pleasure in the pop
Vibe so high got a nose rose to drop
Glug glug Glug, nah I never suck a drug
But drag a sucka through La Brea tarpits free hugs
Simple man, complicated handshakes
Hold a conversation in place of what was man made
Constellations on lakes before ya lids lay
On the roof of the apartment listen to kids play
House party in the summer, I left it with a number
The G Train Just part of the spell that we was under
The Es that we on, the peace lead to slumber
The dreams favour the hunters
She deep curves of thunder
A melons juice drip to thigh inner
I die in her
Days play out like a flick, no net, just dinner
Skyline colour placenta
Fellas need mentors
Meals and a coat are not enough for the winter
My soul brother tried to take his life
Make me look at life less life like
More like a book at night
Bent the corners, these memories deserve thoughts
Synethesisia to mark a colour code for the heart
Smoke the signal till the dart pierce
The start fierce, melt veins, solar flares end rains
Delicate things made to face indelible pain
A simple truth never easy to paint
It was a gift and a curse when I got hip to the dirt
Give the word to the world, put the world in the work
Sasson when the seasons on,
That Passion for the peak a dawn
Go on and on,and on and on
Roll another one let ya light show
Skin hue electric light show
A Folk tale that you might know
Dark thoughts, that's what the nights for
Same thing that the knifes for
A colour cut the lights off
Had a vision , Clear as panavision real life though
Wrote it down like a code just to keep it cold
Solid Gold Ghost on a coast, bury her quotes
Sound clash I could marry them notes
The thread through the bones, represents the unknown
Inner archipelago, sultanas and legos
Sultans in Lagos, too honest for pesos
Hustle thick as hot grits or hips in Barbados
It's raining in Trinidad, the sweet water soak
But couldn't drown the soul, keep the crown in your throat
See y'all play too much, or just say too much
Or just don't say enough, speaking of balance and love
West Indian Day. could never labor in vain
Watch it fade down the parkway, the sugar in cane
Sippin' heaven slow, dancin' in a strangers cave
Savour something sweet on the lips the lord had made
Written by: Dominic Wagner, Oscar Dunscombe