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Lotta people suck a dick, but you can execute it
Perfect timin', don't you add another second to it
Don't you ever-ever-ever-ever-ever do it Mac Miller (Ft. Njomza) – Planet God Damn
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When that weather isn't rain, yeah Mac Miller (Ft. Ty Dolla $ign) – Cinderella
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To the queen of hearts is the ace of sorrow
He's here today, he's gone tomorrow
Young men are plenty but sweethearts few
If my love leaves me, what shall I do? Jamie T – Earth, Wind & Fire
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“Jay” is short for Jamie – Jamie T is a character in this story and speaks in the first person. This story isn’t a real depiction of his life, however, he’s simply making a Hitchock/Tarantino-esque cameo in the universe he created.
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“The Bride’s Dad” is written from the point of view of a deadbeat father giving a speech at his daughter’s wedding. As if he weren’t nervous enough, he can tell that the crowd is judging him for leaving his family and for his disheveled appearance. All would be lost if not for the glimmer of a smile he catches on his daughter’s face as he’s being carried out from the wedding after the speech.
I saw Hamilton and Rostam perform this album live last week. Before starting The Bride’s Dad, Hamilton said this… “This next song is about a Father of the Bride. I was at a wedding and this guy did not make it easy for you to like him. But I knew there was something redeemable, I kept looking for it. By the end of the night, he’d won me over. But I must’ve been the only person at the wedding who liked him.”