![Crayon Ruins - Jean Grae](https://cdn.muztext.com/i/3284757650223925347.jpg)
Date of issue: 27.07.2016
Song language: English
Crayon Ruins |
We flew into the rainbow of the city’s crayon ruins |
The colours splashed below us, glowing in the dark |
And losing meaning by the day |
I’m losing my head, but still giving my heart to you |
And oh, how beautiful it seemed from a distance |
With the moonlight glistening in awe |
Of the silence, and the stillness |
And the grace of it all |
He said, «The sky’s falling» |
Took my hand in his, started running for the hills |
Well not the literal hills |
In little heels I was taking little spills along the sidewalk |
People stumbling out of dive bars |
I said, «What are you running for, I was having a good time |
Weren’t you having a good time baby? |
Won’t you slow down and talk to me?» |
But he said, «We can’t slow down now, we just gotta go, babe» |
We ran like we were floating on the waves of the concrete |
Up East Houston, past the Bureau and the Mercury |
I remember thinking, I’m glad I ordered no dessert for me |
Passed the gas station, reached the steps of the F Train |
Met change at the top of the stairs, I’m definitely |
Confused-face emoticon |
Then sighted a motorcade |
We weren’t even focused on, slow fade into the sirens |
Climbing, creeping down Broadway |
Firemen lying on the corner of LaFayette |
Fire hazard signs, we were peeping all the doorways |
The environment of violence that appeared on the set |
Like we were touring at the Paramount lot |
Situation paramount, we turned and ran down the block |
And the air raids rang out |
People started running, and people started screaming |
And the guns started banging from the rooftops |
Bleeding civilians started to fall |
The millions in New York didn’t stop to help at all |
And we ran, and we ducked, and weaved behind trucks |
As the storefronts in SoHo started to blow their windows |
Rejected impulses, we failed to save anyone |
And a stray car just missed us on the way to hit a building |
We were running past some neighbors passing them their children |
And oh, the city’s getting gassed from below |
It’s pouring down manholes, blowing, and |
Wrapping shirts around my face and screaming |
I said at sunrise, meet me back in Dumbo |
Looked in his eyes, kissed his lips with our guns low |
Tightened my sleeves around my neck and started bookin' |
Towards the bridge, headed to the planet of Brooklyn |
We flew into the rainbow of the city’s crayon ruins |
The colours splashed below us, glowing in the dark |
And losing meaning by the day |
I’m losing my head, but still giving my heart to you |
And oh, how beautiful it seemed from a distance |
With the moonlight glistening in awe |
Of the silence, and the stillness |
And the grace of it all |
Name | Year |
---|---|
You Never Know ft. Jean Grae | 2004 |
Hater's Anthem | 2003 |
Somebody's Gotta Do It ft. Jean Grae | 2004 |
Soda & Soap ft. Masta Ace | 2008 |
The Illest ft. Jean Grae, Pumpkinhead | 2006 |
Nothing | 2015 |
Joker | 2015 |
Hands On Experience pt II ft. Bobbito Garcia, Jean Grae, Kool Keith | 2018 |
So Glad It's Over | 2015 |
SFSC | 2015 |
Brooklyn In My Mind ft. Mos Def, Memphis Bleek, Jean Grae | 2007 |
Underneathu | 2015 |
U&Me&Everyone We Know | 2013 |
Bits Pt. 1 | 2016 |
FUCKERY LEVEL 3000 | 2016 |
Football Season Is Over | 2016 |
37. | 2016 |
ACME (take it to the wall.) | 2016 |
mask. | 2016 |
The Jam | 2005 |