i fell asleep beneath the flowers

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This song always makes me think of Good Burger….”Not Just Knee Deep”

I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.

― Maya Angelou (via booksandnerds)

thebluecherrytree:

Oh, what I wouldn’t do for that bag…

naturalhaireverything:

malika-naijimah submitted

streetetiquette:

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designedinteriors:

needcaffeine:

(via Bamboo Hammock Dog Bed » Design You Trust – Design Blog and Community)

I love this!

janaywhite:

R.I.P. Chuck Brown, “Godfather of Go-Go”Washington, D.C. Music Icon Dead at 75…
The Washington Post reports that Chuck Brown, the guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer credited widely as “The Godfather of Go-Go,” died today due to complications from pneumonia. He was 75.
In the 1970s, Brown developed a style of funk music known as go-go. As The Post writes, it “soundtracked life in black Washington for more than three decades.” Chuck Brown was the scene’s leader and most visible participant, inspiring groups like Trouble Funk and Rare Essence.
Brown’s group, Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers, had a national hit in 1978 with “Bustin’ Loose”, which topped the R&B singles chart and was later taken on as a home-run anthem for the city’s baseball team, the Washington Nationals. Nelly’s song “Hot in Herre” was built off of a sample of “Bustin’ Loose”. In 2009, the city of Washington named a street after him: Chuck Brown Way.
The impact and origins of go-go in Washington, D.C. were documented in the June 1985 issue of SPIN, available to read here at GoogleBooks.
“Bustin’ Loose” at Pitchfork…

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Floetry - Butterflies (Demo Version)