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And I see no chance of release
And I know I'm dead on the surface
But I am screamin' underneath Coldplay – Amsterdam
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And I swerve out of control
And I swear I waited and waited
I've got to get out of this hole Coldplay – Amsterdam
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And I swerve out of control
And if I, oh, if I'd only waited
I'd not be stuck here in this hole Coldplay – Amsterdam
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Frank wrote “Wiseman” for Quentin Tarantino’s 2012 slavery western Django Unchained but Tarantino couldn’t find the right scene for it and so the song went unused. Frank shared the piece and lyrics via his Tumblr account.
https://twitter.com/frank_ocean/status/282707601706344448
The song was used in the 2015 film “Southpaw” as an emotional tear-jerker for the ending scene, however the song was never credited or included on the movie soundtrack.
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“Dead Star” was released with the song “In Your World” as a promotional double A-side single for Muse’s first B-sides/live album release Hullabaloo Soundtrack.
Songwriter Matt Bellamy says the inspiration for the song came from watching the hysteria, chaos and general aftermath following the 9/11 attacks.
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Since British singer Adele is rich and famous, ‘Bino wouldn’t have to worry about providing for their hypothetical lovechild.
Adele herself is a baby mama; she gave birth to a son in October 2012, a son fathered by boyfriend Simon Konecki
Isn’t this line “But I ain’t got no worries like a Delmont baby mama” I don’t understand that reference myself since I think it’s American, but I’m pretty sure that’s what he says.
Could also be a reference to when he was on the Jamie xx remix of Adele’s Rolling in the Deep. This might have been the first time he blew up on the blogosphere and made a name for his rap skills. The reference is a metaphor: Adele helped him make his baby (rap respect). He also referenced Adele in Freaks and Geeks (“can’t you tell that my sample of Adele was so hot, had these hood niggas blowin' up my cell”) which gives weight to this crazy deep metaphor.