Biography:
Devendra Obi Banhart (born May 30, 1981) is a Venezuelan American singer-songwriter and visual artist. Banhart was born in Houston, Texas and was raised by his mother in Venezuela, until he moved to California as a teenager. His first few records were released on the Young God Records label from New York City. His most recent CD was released by Nonesuch. He is one of the most popular artists to come out of the "New Weird America" movement, which includes performers such as Faun Fables
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KOREAN DOGWOOD – Devendra Banhart
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Red oak sugar,
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And Korean dogwood and Korean dogwood
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Vibes turn to rubbed rum,
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It by mission moonlight kangas on that hillside
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You are my life,
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And you baffle me some like vanilla's maple
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Inca cornflower
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You’re my baby’s blue eyes
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And when you're gown dissolves in a prayer
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You’ll hear a sound
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That rings true and fair
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Black king lightning,
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The dawn of orange blossoms and orange blossoms
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My friend Keegan,
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Drawing endless love songs, endless love songs
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Calm breath, sweet being,
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Show me what you’re seeing, show me what you’re seeing
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And though right and loud and proud
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Every little word
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It still ain't heard
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Strange prayers looming,
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Over all our brothers, over all our brothers
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Prison life served
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But Navajo Gospel is a rope thrown helpful
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Oh...
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But for sure all that we’ve made
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Will be swallowed by the Earth
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For it’s got no worth...
D C G
D C
Red oak sugar,
G
And Korean dogwood and Korean dogwood
D C
Vibes turn to rubbed rum,
G
It by mission moonlight kangas on that hillside
D C
You are my life,
G
And you baffle me some like vanilla's maple
D C
Inca cornflower
G
You’re my baby’s blue eyes
C G
And when you're gown dissolves in a prayer
Am C
You’ll hear a sound
G
That rings true and fair
D C
Black king lightning,
G
The dawn of orange blossoms and orange blossoms
D C
My friend Keegan,
G
Drawing endless love songs, endless love songs
D C
Calm breath, sweet being,
G
Show me what you’re seeing, show me what you’re seeing
C G
And though right and loud and proud
Am C
Every little word
G
It still ain't heard
D C
Strange prayers looming,
G
Over all our brothers, over all our brothers
D C
Prison life served
G
But Navajo Gospel is a rope thrown helpful
D C G
Oh...
C G
But for sure all that we’ve made
Am C
Will be swallowed by the Earth
G
For it’s got no worth...
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