1. |
The Sea
04:40
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2. |
Deep Cry
05:08
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The day is full...
The day is full...
Now!
The day is full...
The day is full...
Now!
See these drudges
in these verbs
graceful nouns
they never try to
reach out to you now.
Aaah
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3. |
DANGEROUS!
01:06
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Well, shit!
Heard I dangerous...
Feeling so so
dangerous!
Dressing myself!
Putting on my
dark side...
Since I
dangerous.
Have “de” right
sound pounding
pumping through
my heart of danger
my heart of
dangerous light!
Feeling so so
risky!
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4. |
You're Gonna Need This
05:00
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Nowhere else to go
Nowhere else to be
You have nowhere to go
You can't even be free
Oooo
Oooo just walking down the street
they can do anything
say anything to me
Oooo just walking down the street
they can do anything
say anything to me
Nowhere else to go
Nowhere else to be
You have nowhere to go
You can't even be free
Oooo just walking down the street
they can do anything
say anything to me
Vas a necesitar esto!
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5. |
Heart of Dangerous Light
01:52
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Heart of Dangerous Light - A refusal of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness
Somewhere, on a virtual journal
I spoke of the one person -
my person from the start
it was she and I, as in the one
capable of such powers:
can take me out this total absence of light
the one possessing such
God like powers as to create light
and with a flicker, take light
making midnight.
My person
the decider
the provider
whom carried a passenger
a dangerous fetus <a light>
all the way across to become
The/A fully developed danger with
dangerous pronouns:
THEY
THEM
THEIRS
A daring for so many
while
THEY
THEM
THEIRS
has a place in The Oxford English Dictionary!
Standing before you
by your side - *shoulder to shoulder*
breathing a dangerous light
Heart of dangerous light!
Person <my person> isn’t present
to participate in my dangerous vulnerabilities. To engage in them
enough to see them as entitlement
the entitlement which person, the decider
the provider of my dangerous light
handed over, so she still lives on...
To watch my diverse form of vulnerability
to experience/embrace my diversity of survival.
As the science and evidence based virtualization,
tangibilities of a black, transgender, immigrant
In America.
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6. |
Quarrel
06:23
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Woke like a nightingale
song in my breast
abeating from my heart.
Do you hear the trilling away?
Can you hear the quarreling?
These tormented days
these painful days
Oooo (2x)
Awoke early with sirens
burning in my throat
abeating from my heart.
Do you hear the trilling away?
Can you hear the quarreling?
These tormented days
these painful days
(2x)
I don't wanna live
this way no more
I don't wanna be this way no more.
Ooouus
Quarrel couldn't even end with one
evening's trilling, one night's gurgling
whistling away these painful mornings.
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Nikkiesha McLeod New York
Nikkie McLeod was born in Trinidad & Tobago and now lives in Brooklyn, New York. Identifying as queer/non-binary and being an immigrant creates its own challenges. McLeod reflects on that in their music. McLeod is releasing a new EP, called Quarrel, this October as a tribute to their brother and late mother. ... more
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