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Supper At Sundown
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Hip-Hop/Rap
Supper At Sundown was released on December 1, 1999 by WM Canada as a part of the album Vertex
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AlbumVertex
Release DateDecember 1, 1999
LabelWM Canada
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM77

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Buck 65
Buck 65
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Buck 65
Buck 65
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Buck 65
Buck 65
Producer

Lyrics

I walked over sidewalk street by warehouse
Through dark brown mud
One little dandelion swayed up from a crack
There was dirt in it
The crack, not the dandelion
This is what I am doing right now
Not bowling
Not standing on your face
Walking
Slower than sleighs
Faster than forests disappear
Damp cardboard scattered whatnots
Suddenly I appeared in front of a fence
If you were a small metal box with a hole in it
Floating five and a half feet off the ground
Six feet from the fence
You would have seen me motion by
Through time and space
I would not have cared about you or the fence
It was eight feet tall
One sixteenth inch thick corrugated sheet metal
With a grey primer finish
Seeing that I wondered
Is it true that you couldn't find the scissors?
Although it rained earlier
The paper note was not destroyed
Part of a note I found
On the drying spottily sunny ground
With brown skies over it
And a spot of sun
The note
Apparently it was ripped off the bottom of a letter by a parent
"She had plans to lose some weight this summer," it said
I thought about making it into something
You can't even think that I know about
A broken down swing set sat sullenly
Sideways in the center of the street
Tipped over
And suddenly nothing happened
It was then that I planned to dissemble myself
And it was then that I knew there
Would not always be supper at sundown
Written by: Buck 65
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