Top rocks
from The Looma (part 5/5) by One Be Lo
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lyrics
Obo was a Key who remembered Wunda and Ee'ti. He motioned for them to come alone, then unlocked the rainforest and opened a path to the hill tops.
Where the air flares, they found Tot training with many monks in the top rocks. He saw Wunda and Ee’ti, but they waved for him not to stop.
Obo joined Robal and the rest of the Keys, who mastered power moves, but when it rained in the dirt, they always trained footwork.
Breaking rules was the rule in school.
Sutef summoned the two, using a Key to leave the brew locked for tea.
They hop a tree, and cop a seat before the abbots feet.
By his right knee, a candlestick is lit, making it appear like he levitated.
Beads of sweat rolled down the side of his face while he meditated.
They sat in silence.
Where the air flares, they found Tot training with many monks in the top rocks. He saw Wunda and Ee’ti, but they waved for him not to stop.
Obo joined Robal and the rest of the Keys, who mastered power moves, but when it rained in the dirt, they always trained footwork.
Breaking rules was the rule in school.
Sutef summoned the two, using a Key to leave the brew locked for tea.
They hop a tree, and cop a seat before the abbots feet.
By his right knee, a candlestick is lit, making it appear like he levitated.
Beads of sweat rolled down the side of his face while he meditated.
They sat in silence.
credits
from The Looma (part 5/5),
released October 31, 2019
The Looma credits:
Story written by: Nahshid Sulaiman aka One Be Lo aka OneManArmy
Narration: General Subliminal aka OneManArmy
Beat production and fx: OneManArmy (Trackezoids, Autocons)
Audio Recording and Mixing: MVG (Autocons) in multiple cities.
Mastering: ConductorWilliams
Illustrations: Naim ibn Nahshid
Constellation and Map illustrations: Savera Iftikhar and Nahshid Sulaiman
Typography: Cooper Neil
Cover graphic layout: Cooper Neil
The Looma credits:
Story written by: Nahshid Sulaiman aka One Be Lo aka OneManArmy
Narration: General Subliminal aka OneManArmy
Beat production and fx: OneManArmy (Trackezoids, Autocons)
Audio Recording and Mixing: MVG (Autocons) in multiple cities.
Mastering: ConductorWilliams
Illustrations: Naim ibn Nahshid
Constellation and Map illustrations: Savera Iftikhar and Nahshid Sulaiman
Typography: Cooper Neil
Cover graphic layout: Cooper Neil
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One Be Lo Pontiac, Michigan
One Be Lo is a HipHop writer/emcee/producer from Pontiac Michigan, currently living in Cairo, Egypt.
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