Uncomfortable By Dujon
By Omars.Music on March 31, 2024 8:18 pm
"Dujon's 'Uncomfortable' is a mesmerizing showcase of his dynamic talent and thought-provoking lyricism. As the intro track to his upcoming album 'Anomaly', set to release on May 28th, this song sets the tone for a captivating musical journey. With its bold defiance of conformity and fierce declaration of individuality, 'Uncomfortable' is a statement piece that promises to leave listeners spellbound and eager for more."
Leslie P.
Verse 1:
Lyrics: [They claim I'm dysfunctional but I'm never on time. Not punctual. Presumptuous when it comes to this. Like the way Dujon Spitz be comfortable. Just like your sofa presumably. Catch me walking down the street in penny loafers, typically with a brim hat, tilt back, on back, backpack hanging from my shoulders full of books. Not for looks. These Peacock cats get Jacked trying to floss for the looks. They want to look like Mr. Jones. They want to be sexy. I want to be smarter than I look at. Not here for the looks. No. Hey look bro. Y'all should take a look. Hey, everything. aint what it looks like. It looks like in real life. Life be much harder than it looks.At at least from the looks of it, this industry is watered down when you look at it. They want to put me in the ground from the looks of it. Mouth say they want to battle face, don't look convinced. Not against this. The lyrical loc ness. HVAC tech, keep the furnace all lit. Scientific Buntsan burner I spit out BTU's. When I open my lips and release these, thermodynamics transfer the heat directly to the microphone.now come see indeed the Being I be be a being that be phenomenal with these Lyrical gymnastics. And I don't need no theatrics, so people want to know why Dujon is so tight. Well every night I write, then I practice making mannequins uncomfortable every bar be terminal know when I grab the mic and emcees get filled with fright they So uncomfortable.Oh, when I grab the mic and emcees get filled with fright, they're so uncomfortable. ]
Description: In the opening verse of 'Uncomfortable', Dujon confronts the labels and expectations thrust upon him, refusing to be boxed in by superficial appearances. This verse is a testament to Dujon's relentless pursuit of truth and self-expression.
Hook:
Lyrics: [Anomaly. I'm the anomaly.Put your hands up follow me. They call me Anomaly. Anomaly. I'm the anomaly. I'm the one you can't control. I make it uncomfortable.For these normal, normal people.They're just so uncomfortable.All these normal, these normal people.i'll make them uncomfortable]
Description: The hook of 'Uncomfortable' sees Dujon proudly proclaiming his status as an 'Anomaly' - a bold individual who refuses to conform to societal norms and expectations.
Verse 2:
Lyrics: [You can see that this is what happens when rapping gets mixed with arithmetic. Condensing to the square root of the cell phone. Dropped into this well that I tend to call my mind applauding me. I don't follow blind Pardon me, but why y'all in line? No part of me wants to fall in line with Nathan that you say, 'cause I'm sick of the Kitty games that you play. You can call it over now 'cause I'm older now when I got a few things now left to say to the rest of the days in use of the fools that seem to Stew like vegetables. Directable flexible yo 2 acceptable. The way you behave you play did not readable. So go ahead and turn this down.Not the decimal. So what? They don't like to jump with this incredible? Was the level of my skill, not measurable, Detectable because my flow beyond testable and unattainable.Just like you before I'm unexplainable and unbreakable. Once I grab the microphone and my hand understand that it's unavailable to you. You you and you. Him. Her. Maybe them too. Wait, excuse me. Take that back too. It goes you you you and you him. Them. Maybe her to see do. John wants me to play nice but my Mama said don't play with your food John boy. Stick a fork in it. Thing called the game over for the cork in it. I'm the anomaly. Bomber. The bow being would not hit the scene. Almost tend to flee. Y'all better roll.]
Description: The second verse of 'Uncomfortable' sees Dujon unleashing a rapid-fire, mathematically-inspired flow that dissects the artifice of conformity. In a stunning display of linguistic dexterity, Dujon proclaims his unbreakable spirit and unrivaled skill.
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