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- Artist: Lucresia Linton
- Title: Supernova
- Genre: R'n'B - Modern/Urban Contemporary, Electronic - Drum-n-Bass/Jungle
- Mood: Laid Back/Groovy
- Speed: Mixed
- Instruments: Textures/pads, Loops/Samples, Keyboards/Organs
- Track type: Lyric - Full Length
- Date added: 4/19/2012
- Lyric themes: Soul Searching, Falling in Love, Broken-Hearted, Love Lost, Moving On Letting Go, Hope
- Lyrics: Look up in the sky (repeat) VERSE ONE Behind the hills in my conscious where it all lies I feel a strength where all that binds I don´t trust in myself I don´t beleive in I don´t believe in no one else Where´s the man you said you´d be Did you let him go, but I remained free CHORUS: I´m known all over, Supernova (repeat in background) Put on my cape, I´m gonna fly Across the sea and by and by Search for the truth, the powers that be Concur all madness for you and me (repeat) RAP VERSE TWO They say a man, a father is,your papi was And your son can only dream to be They say a man has a need to procreate With a smile upon his face Where´s the man you said you´d be Did you let him go, but I remained free CHORUS: I´m known all over, Supernova (repeat in background) Put on my cape, I´m gonna fly Across the sea and by and by Search for the truth, the powers that be Concur all madness for you and me (repeat) Look up in the sky (repeat) RAP VERSE THREE Triflin´ {men} are rare breed If you see them you better take heed They make you feel so wanted All the women they flaunt it (repeat) It´s a Supernova CHORUS: I´m known all over, Supernova (repeat) Look up in the sky (repeat)
- Keywords: urban, romantic
About Lucresia Linton
Lucresia Linton
Scarborough, ON Canada
Raised in a Cuban-Jamaican family, Lucresia was brought up in a household where their only salvation during the hard times was turning to music. Lucresia’s parents made sure that their three children were fed a daily diet of music, art and confidence. Says Lucresia, “My father taught me how to read at the age of three by using newspapers and liner notes on the back of his favorite albums. Country, reggae and soul music ruled ...
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