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3 comments:
Thanks for posting (wouldn't really have listened to this on my own). I like the pairing of the lyric with a mellow piano line - it grooves. Very . . . Friday.
Mos Def and Kweli do stuff like this a lot. (look up Mathematics from Mos).
Probably this and Memory Lane (Nas) are at the top of the rotation lately (at least for rap).
Mathematics wasn't the song with the beat I was thinking. Proud - Kweli's was.
Mathematics was the song with the rap I was thinking of.
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