MP3.com: Vangel and Dorc Song Detail
MP3.com Home
EMusic Free Trial  /  Get Started  /  Artist Area  /  Site Map  /  Help
 
Vangel and Dorcmp3.com/Vangel_and_Dorc

1,293 Total Plays
Artist Extras
  •  
  • Go to the artist's web site
  •  
  • Find more artists in Toronto, Ontario - Canada
  •  
  • More featured tracks in Hip Hop/Rap
  •  
  • Get More MP3.com Services
    More Free Music by this Artist

    "Slave"genre: Alternative Hip Hop
    lo fi playlo fi play (dial-up)
    hi fi playhi fi play (broadband)
    downloaddownload (4.4 MB)
    email track to a friendemail track to a friend
    add to My.MP3add to My.MP3
    ..Break the Chains........... +-----"Crap tasted better before I realized why s**t stinks - every defacation a translation of my Will to will Freedom".....+ ---- ****(Special Note: click the "i" icon above and peep the lyric sheet)****
    CD: Vangel and Dorc: the Leaving Home EP
    Credits: vangel (vox), dorc (produc.)

    Story Behind the Song
    ......yes, very far behind.....

    Lyrics
    Slave

    oh desire-how you tire my wiring,
    hiring a new ego to control you came at such a high cost,
    I lost control of you at such a young age,
    accordingly-the first page of my biography would probably read like this:

    born into the abyss -of a misguided eyelid,
    I did I could with what I had - not bad for a human-,
    -being - a child growing up seeing only what I was supposed to,
    too close to object(s) in the mirror so material seemed larger than life-,
    -times of existence - my insistence on getting Nintendo -"a crescendo in my consumerism,"
    a euphemism -always makes it seem better-
    "a pirate with tunnel vision in search on an intangible treasure,
    now it's not that desire's Bad- though a tad impressionable,
    questionable - whether my youthful longings were even my own,
    let it be known- the marketing campaign that claimed I'd be an individual-,
    -is the same umbilical that fed the girth of corporations ego's,
    I will no longer allow market society to affect my dialectical-,
    -festival of free speech - preach your pertanence else-,
    -where went the days when you had control over what your heart desired,
    I'm so tired of questioning the truth value of my syllogisms,
    be fore-warned - they can change wants into needs,
    my heart still bleeds when I crave re-run radiation,
    a fascinated fixation for the frivolous is my-grain(e)-
    "-against all growth playing host to accumulative wealth,
    mutilating self - a(past/pass)-time activity,
    my ability to now see vividly is cause for concern,
    the turning pages of my stages of development -display the evident,
    that I've been a slave -most all my life.....

    oh desire -how you tire my wiring,
    hiring a new ego to control you came at such a high cost,
    I lost control of you at such a young age,
    (I reflect on life to see the world through the eyes of a slave)
    (accordingly- the first page of biography would probably read like this....

    "Been a slave most all my life..."

    I chose to be a slave - though the name "Dave" chose me,
    a holy transformation in to Vangel - hell to go through,
    I'd show you the scars - but healing is a beautiful process-,
    -now that objects of my interest lie in surplus self-investment,
    how the present -wreaks of the past -I can still taste my last indulgence in a BigMac attack,
    crap tasted better before I realized why shit stinks,
    every defecation a translation of my will to will freedom-,
    -from wanting - taunting myself with trivialities,
    my reality -that of a fallacy you called Fortune,
    "more than words"- the Extremely Bizarre Ride-that was my life-before I got the point-
    -of reference - to sentence the superficial with dam(n)-,
    -nations-inability to inform those born into slavery,
    I know it pays to be a good worker - I once had disposable incom(e)-,
    -ing wants - warping my willingness to stay focused,
    while attempting to shed the skin of the slave-like serpent who this:

    "Been a slave most all my life..."

    More Free Music by this Artist

    Copyright notice. All material on MP3.com is protected by copyright law and by international treaties. You may download this material and make reasonable number of copies of this material only for your own personal use. You may not otherwise reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, or create derivative works of this material, unless authorized by the appropriate copyright owner(s).

     
     
     
    Company Info / Site Map / My Account / Shopping Cart / Help
    Copyright 1997-2003 Vivendi Universal Net USA Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
    MP3.com Terms and Conditions / Privacy Policy
    Vivendi Universal