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[Verse 1]
She’s so easy on the eyes
(Easy on the eyes)
My thoughts get lost
Like inside a labyrinth
She’s so easy on the eyes
(Easy on the eyes)
My conscience almost glad to sin
I’m drowning in her

[Chorus]
Bam bam bah diddee doddee day
Bam skiddlely bam bam
Bah diddee doddee day
(Doddee day)
Bam bam bah diddee doddee day
Bam skiddlely bam bam
Bah diddee doddee day
(Doddee day)
Bam bam bah diddee doddee day
Bam skiddlely bam bam
Bah diddee doddee day
(Doddee day)
Bam bam bah diddee doddee day
Bam skiddlely bam bam
Bah diddee doddee day

[Verse 2]
It was 1979
In the park like summer lovers
Met on the 2nd of July
Their eyes raised up to the sky
Hey sapiophile
Feel on her grey matter
Her lips just drive me wild

[Repeat Chorus]

[Translated Poem]
He looked at her with reverence
For he knew
As long as she lived in his memory
There would exist
And endless fountain of inspiration
The Artist
The Muse
Bound together forever

[Repeat Chorus]

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from Dystopian Heart (Clean Version), released September 14, 2020
O. Kudakwashe (ASCAP)
Lyrics: Written and Performed by O. Kudakwashe
Background Vocals: M. Lord
Composition: O. Kudakwashe (Keys)
Produced, Engineered, Mixed, Mastered by O. Kudakwashe

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Okito Orlando, Florida

Okito was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. The child of Guyanese immigrants, whose passions included calypso and poetry, he grew to develop a musical intuition. His appreciation grew as he was raised on sounds such as Bob Marley, Nat King Cole, James Brown, Mahalia Jackson, and The Beatles, ... more

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