Sea of Memories (Interlude)

from Enter Mynd, Part I by Blue Saint

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lyrics

[Verse 1]
The memory, melody, is hella free, you telling me
Telling me, excelling beats, are heavenly, well let it be
Rocking like emery, my sensory's is centuries, Ahead of you fools,
You fools are elementary
Can it be, that I am key, the one and only bury fiends,
Lechery is treachery and treachery is heresy,
Red herrings be, another form of heresy
Heretic?
Horrors of Horus' oculars are on to me
What the heck, are you telling me?
I'm telling you, repent your soul from penury
The pigmentary of memories are meant to be
The inside colour of, watermelons see
Or the womb, that you room when you bloomed,
In mother's belly we
Did what we could do when we were two
But now we're very weak
Hmmm..
That's true
Well let's hear the memory:

[Bridge]
Well you know in life,
We've only got one, might
I add the strife, we have's unright
In this life, I've only got one
Well, you've got one too
Its not just me,
This life's a memory we breathe

In this life that we live in,
Life I was given, life that we live in
Life I was given

credits

from Enter Mynd, Part I, released August 28, 2014
Performer(s): Daniel Sebuyange
Writer(s): Daniel Sebuyange
Producer(s): Mr Mays

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Blue Saint Liverpool, UK

Blue Saint, a Congolese-born British rapper, songwriter, creative writer, spoken word artist and graphic designer. A child who had always had a great fascination for the creative arts, Blue Saint began to aspire to become an inventor before discovering rap; a musical form he instantly developed a love for. Enamoured of storytelling he began to view rap as a medium conducive to telling a story. ... more