Our second tape in the series, this was mixed by the biggest name in Australian urban music - DJ Nino Brown.
Includes unlimited streaming of The Soul Movement Volume 2 - Mixed by DJ Nino Brown
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Uh and man I miss the times when I was young, I was coming up,
Not a problem, just a stubborn pup, little cunt was always into something, yup,
From playin' ball e'ry night after school finished,
To sorting through my Upper Deck and flicking through Beckett issues, uh,
And I was so damn innocent back then,
Before I had a dirty mind and hitting this rap thing,
And man I miss the summers, my homies, my little brother,
All the shit that we'd get up to, the ruckus from lil' muhfuckas,
Mid-teens, you'd find me up at the food court,
Lil' mall rat, puffing soft pack Marlboro Reds dog,
Getting trashed at house parties with the fellas,
Catch a couple hours sleep and we off to working at Maccas, yeah,
Life was so much simpler pre-chips,
When all that really mattered was getting spastic on weekends,
And I remember vividly, WKD, I'd never miss a week,
Tape the whole thing and bang it on repeat,
And there was nothing more exciting to us kids,
Than hitting JB and be the first to cop the import shit,
And that was way before the internet,
But right around the time that music started declining, I'm losing interest,
But the shit is still in me, it never left,
And I'm still spitting, I'd miss it like hell if I ever stepped,
I miss my girl when she not with me but I never miss a beat,
I'm so busy that I'm even missing homie and...
[Hook: Bekah]
Those were the days but things gotta change,
Sometimes I wish that things would just remain the same,
It's amazing how we've moved on now,
But I'm still, still missing you, I'm still missing you, I'm still missing you
[Verse 2: Luke Vexx]
Yeah I miss you more than ever, my tears are getting wetter,
And the shit that I remember like drinking beers together,
Won't come back, nah, and I wish you'd gotten better,
And you'd come back, but I know that death it is forever,
We can't come back from where we're destined to be,
You said my parents were blessed, the blessing was free,
But losing my baby sis was a lesson to me,
You should take what you get and the rest you should leave,
Don't mess with no grief, or take peeps for granted,
Best believe no wishes are granted,
But in life wishing is standard,
But so is death so I'm wishing for cancer,
Lord, I'm trying some reverse psychology,
I use my words like verse psychology,
People taught to think like something's wrong with me,
And when I die please sing this song to me,
The Movement's Soul and it's sung so beautifully,
The winners fold, this is so new to me,
It's like for us to win, we have to lose,
Coz the cards that are dealt to play, we have to use,
But why we have to lose so many people in the meantime,
Talking to the doctors like 'Yeah he's gonna be fine',
The family's shocked, and your brother, he's crying,
We can't freeze time so it's time to seize life
[Hook: Bekah]
Those were the days but things gotta change,
Sometimes I wish that things would just remain the same,
It's amazing how we've moved on now,
But I'm still, still missing you, I'm still missing you, I'm still missing you
Breezy, lush R&B perfect for warm weather, inspired by Afro-Indigenous artist Clara Kent's heritage, culture, and personal journey. Bandcamp New & Notable Jun 6, 2023
