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Agents Of Good Roots ~ The Ballad Of Hobby And The Piano


Lyrics: jones Music: jones Lyrics: Hobby was an only child He couldn't see or hear or read. But heard a voice inside his head Hobby was the deaf kid. Started playing toy piano Practiced morning, noon and night Got a gig and stole the show Hobby was a virtuoso. Now he's playing bop jazz A debussy in neck tie. Wynton came and couldn't speak When hobby played "a love supreme". (chorus): I know you hear something free Hobby was the bomb inside me Ears don't feel Eyes can't see Hobby was the deaf King of swing Saw him on arsenio You knew that he could really blow For hobby had completely floored us By the time he hit the second chorus Now he's playin' out shit. Shaved his hair and started smokin' Met a girl as sweet as honey She robbed him blind and stole his money But found some peace inside a thought Where his music never stopped. And out of nowhere came a light His ears could hear his eyes had sight. (chorus) Now hobby don't play no more Can't hear the chords that used to move him He opened up a record shop The specialty is hip-hop more free lyrics

Lyrics: jones
Music: jones

Lyrics:

Hobby was an only child
He couldn't see or hear or read.
But heard a voice inside his head
Hobby was the deaf kid.

Started playing toy piano
Practiced morning, noon and night
Got a gig and stole the show
Hobby was a virtuoso.

Now he's playing bop jazz
A debussy in neck tie.
Wynton came and couldn't speak
When hobby played "a love supreme".

(chorus):
I know you hear something free
Hobby was the bomb inside me
Ears don't feel
Eyes can't see
Hobby was the deaf
King of swing

Saw him on arsenio
You knew that he could really blow
For hobby had completely floored us
By the time he hit the second chorus

Now he's playin' out shit.
Shaved his hair and started smokin'
Met a girl as sweet as honey
She robbed him blind and stole his money

But found some peace inside a thought
Where his music never stopped.
And out of nowhere came a light
His ears could hear his eyes had sight.

(chorus)

Now hobby don't play no more
Can't hear the chords that used to move him
He opened up a record shop
The specialty is hip-hop

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