A No I.D. produced mellow joint featuring Common and some new dude called Cocaine 80s. The joint is dope with a mellow Hammond organ sounding sample from the Chicago producer. Common drops a nice narrative verse covering the wedding of a close friend passing social commentary as he goes. Common has become adept that a rhymes like this and this is a perfect example of the type of mature lyrics that differentiate him from today's "hot stars".
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Jazz is Dead Volume 1 review
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