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Following the stressful mental state that is the title track "Sundown Therapy", "Brooklyn" tells the story of a stress free vacation to New York City, more specifically Brooklyn. The mellow paced rock song gushes over the bliss of getting away with a significant other but also serves as a love letter to the city of New York, a land of a lot of opportunity that I am planning on relocating to next summer.

lyrics

(Verse 1)
Just got off my bus to Brooklyn, I’m in town for a show.
Baby girl, you say this is your borough, well I’m ready, let’s go.
I’m only in town for the weekend,
so I ain’t got no time to be sleeping.
In the morning we can sleep in.
Summer is the season.
Big city,
bright lights
this evening.

(Chorus)
And now we’re all alone.
Now we’re all alone,
and the feeling’s strong, hey.
We met up in Brooklyn.
Never going home,
pray we live it long, hey.
I’m only in town for the weekend,
so I ain’t got no time to be sleeping.
We met up in, uh, hey, we met up in Brooklyn.
God damn, the feeling’s strong.
Can’t leave it alone.

(Verse 2)
Train stopped in Brooklyn, time to hop in the cab.
And we’ll see
architecture on Flatbush Ave.
Up in
Junior’s Restaurant; I’ll cover the tab.
Had to
bounce to Queens, I’ll sleep in Harlem.
Beg your pardon,
bright lights and stardom…
you’re so enticing,
so dangerous.
High like flying airplanes on angel dust.

(Chorus)

(Verse 3)
Ready for action,
maxing
in the front row.
Room service at front doors
of high class suites.
Views from the pool too G,
had to hit the beach,
big titties wrapped in a sheet.
Bad women while I’m kicking raps on the beat.
Nah,
kicking facts on the beat,
run it back on the New York street,
heart attack from the pizza that ya’ll niggas eat.
Took a bite of the big apple,
ladies taking big bites of me
up in the belly of the beast.
Subways in the concrete matrix,
bought garments way past basic.
My bloodline is the ancient
gladiator.
Ready for a city like Rome,
the empire
state.
Dreams stacked on my plate,
ate
like I got six guts.
Now live it up.
What!

(Chorus)

credits

from Sundown Therapy (Deluxe Edition), released November 15, 2015
Written and recorded by Saz.É
Produced by Saz.É
Recording and mixing by Jay Alii at WAR Studios
Mastering by Alexander Steele at Nightsky Recording Studios
Sample: "Minnesota, WI" by Bon Iver

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Growing up in the suburbs of New Jersey and going to university in Boston has given Saz.É a unique outlook on life and music. Fusing his hip-hop roots with indie rock sensibilities gives Saz.É the perfect vehicle to discuss life, trauma, and how to cope, amongst a multitude of other topics. The 25 year old producer and recording artist is heavily influenced by Kanye West, Kid CuDi and Arcade Fire ... more

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