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The Bantu brothers, Tay and Sute combine on a track titled Elysium off Tay’s upcoming body of work. The upcoming body of work shall be Tay’s second body of work following his 2014 Passport mixtape. Find the tracklist below. \ Paradise, Elysium The pit in my soul gets deeper with every passing second, the tears all […]
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The Bantu brothers, Tay and Sute combine on a track titled Elysium off Tay’s upcoming body of work.
The upcoming body of work shall be Tay’s second body of work following his 2014 Passport mixtape.
Find the tracklist below.
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Paradise, Elysium
The pit in my soul gets deeper with every passing second,
the tears all fall, simultaneously increasing the depth of my pain,
inertia, observation of my territory to see me sad,
crystal blue persuasion, they feed on my desolationParadise, Elysium
Face down, low sound, people passing by Je ne m’inquiète pas,
for so long I’ve cried these tears filling up the pool of my hardship
working for the man no glance or bread tossed my way,
it’s easy to say – waiting for the light, because beyond that is my Elysium.– Written by Rebecca Wada and Austin Iwar.
In the meantime, listen to Elysium.
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