Ace ares born one
U prolly ate the p**** without conviction and was mediocre
i was better at eating than f***ing
my best skill is kissing tho
top 10 song eva
I think my all-time favorite singles are Reach Out (I'll Be There) and Inside My Love, tbh.
how did u gain the ace
i prolly always been ace
i used to be scared to say female names out loud
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dont bmass me
I think my all-time favorite singles are Reach Out (I'll Be There) and Inside My Love, tbh.
inside my love
I could talk about how disgusting we failed sky ferreira and how rodrigo is a knock off but i dont want to get emotional
i prolly always been ace
i used to be scared to say female names out loud
but u an expert eater and kisser why is that
but u an expert eater and kisser why is that
im a consumer
i got Dsl
i got Dsl
@KodakSpice DSL DTLA
@KodakSpice DSL DTLA
kim got them DSL
Her best song.
who elses most well known song is also their best song
I could cry thinking about sky ferreira. What went wrong? I want to save her. I want to let her know it will be ok. Please dont tell her this im not supposed to be talking about her on the internet anymore
who elses most well known song is also their best song
nirvana
I could talk about how disgusting we failed sky ferreira and how rodrigo is a knock off but i dont want to get emotional
how did we fail her
we were ready to support her with every music drop
how did we fail her
we were ready to support her with every music drop
if she made more pop punk id fw her more
In 1966, the Motown songwriting and production team Holland–Dozier–Holland were writing new songs for the Four Tops to record for an album. Lamont Dozier said that he wanted to write "a journey of emotions with sustained tension, like a bolero. To get this across, I alternated the keys, from a minor, Russian feel in the verse to a major, gospel feel in the chorus." He developed the lyrics with Eddie Holland, aiming for them to sound "as though they were being thrown down vocally." Dozier said that they were strongly influenced by Bob Dylan at the time: "We wanted Four Tops frontman Levi Stubbs to shout-sing the lyrics... as a shout-out to Dylan.
Crazy.