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Hace 5 días · Letra de Summertime. Summertime, and the livin' is easy: Fish are jumpin' and the cotton is high. Oh, your daddy's rich and your ma is good-lookin', So hush little baby, don't you cry. One of these mornings you're gonna rise up singing. And you'll spread your wings and you'll take to the sky. But 'til that morning, there ain't nothin' can harm you.
Hace 5 días · The contenders for this year’s song of the summer — from “Espresso” to “Million Dollar Baby” — are soaring up Billboard’s Hot 100, soundtracking videos online and inspiring us to ...
Hace 18 horas · Any single with a warm Afrobeats groove immediately evokes summer energy, and "Love Me JeJe" by Nigerian singer Tems is no exception. The song interpolates Seyi Sodimu's song of the same name ...
Hace 1 día · June 26, 2024. 06:06 PM. This week, WXPN announced the four finalists of our first ever 24 Hour Song Challenge, and as we approach the Grand Prize Winner reveal, we’ll bring you spotlights on the four artists who got this far. Today, we meet Khalil Amaru, the smooth soul singer-songwriter whose heart-on-the-sleeve song “Dear June” got us ...
Hace 1 día · He was 1,300 miles from land, and another storm was barreling in. Wind at 30 knots and climbing. Chop, steep and shallow. Sheets of rain erased the sky. Three weeks earlier, he had left the Canary ...
Hace 4 días · Yes, Summertime is known for its poetic and metaphorical lyrics. Orville Peck often uses vivid imagery and cryptic language to enhance the emotional impact of his songs. Each listener may interpret the lyrics differently, allowing for personal connection and emotional resonance.
