Over and Done (feat. Gene Stovall)

from Afronaut by MH the Verb, Buscrates

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lyrics

Over the rainbow
There's smiling faces
Over seas
There some dangerous places
Over worm holes
There's lost souls
I go to bat for'em
But I don't know where first base is
Over compensated
Over anxious
Over worked
But nobody thanks us
Over drones
The goverment said would save us
Over mortgage loans that deflate us
Land stole from the natives
Wonder why they still hate us
Industries that made us
Monopolies that played us
America the greatest
Last words famous
Came over in a Saturn
Left somewhere in Uranus
Over drama
Believe in Karma
Over Fox News disrespectin President Obama
Over disasters with no aid
Over the pastor we all prayed
Enslaved by Middle Passage
40 acres too late
Keep mule
I just want my school loan paid
I'm on that
Over throw Wack Rap
Getcha back pack
Choke u in ya sleep
Better getcha c-pap
We back
Spittin facts on a deep tracks
No heat packed
Uncomfortable to some
Son put ya seat back
...And listen to the symphony
Africans built pyrimads
Cant change the history
Thats no Epiphany
We cant all fit the mold
Of Penitentiary
Just Witness me

When it's over and done
All that's left is a memory
Nothing else to become
Time is the ultimate enemy
But we tried
So hard
We try
So hard
To control our identity
But when it's over and done
We all just turn into energy

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from Afronaut, released November 10, 2017
Written & Performed by: MH the Verb
Production by: Buscrates 16-Bit Ensemble for Captain Coolout Music/ ASCAP
Recorded by: Dave Humes at Dave Humes Studio
Mixed by: Jeff Ryan Audio
All Tracks Mastered by: Jeff Ryan Audio
featuring Gene Stovall

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Multi-media artist, MH the Verb uses afro-futurism to build community while blending jazz, funk, hip hop, and electronic arts. The MC/DJ/Producer has built a spacey catalog by mixing live instrumentation & studio production complimented by his deep voice and poetic activism...

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