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Movement I: Poem
00:57
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Look at that white chick
Oh look, it's some white chick moving
She so fly
She on chain
She males
She moves
Look at them brains
She vibes
She rates
White chick
move, hitch, kick
So wish
Wait oh
She off
She wack
White chick wants a big book
with her name on the back
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Movement II: Vivace
01:52
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Movement IV: Adagio
01:22
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Fly on a vibe off the moving chain
Oh so moving, look she waits
Wants the hitch, wacks the kick
off the back of a white chick
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Oh look it’s some white chick moving
look, she so fly
she, shes got them them them them brains
she (so fly) (got them brains)
off, she on chain
her name on the back
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The Something Society Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
At the beginning of summer 2008, two Philadelphia girls got together to make a band. But not just any band. Armed only with a piano and voice, this band would push the limits of pop music, taking influence from jazz, theater and classical styles. Our latest artistic ventures have included a dance experiment, 5 Ruminations, where we choreographed and composed a piece in less than two months with $0 ... more
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