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My second proper solo track, from the Death Ray Scientific collective's only full-length recording, released Halloween night of 2008 at the Dinkytowner (R.I.P.) in Minneapolis. Some of you might notice that I re-used the verses for the final track of my album Surreal Talk. It just never quite felt right saying, "I flow quick so my soul don't get cold when I expose it" as slowly as I say it here.

NOTES FOR PARENTS: This one's dark and slow, but there are only a couple of minor swears.

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from Nursery Rhymes: Clean​(​er) Cuts for the Kids, released May 1, 2016
from Death Ray Scientific (Self-Titled), released October 31, 2008
Music: Leonard Rhombus. Vocals and lyrics: Tom Swifty.

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Tom Swifty New York, New York

Born in Springfield, Illinois, and raised in the southern Midwest of Missouri, Ezra Stead became Tom Swifty in Minneapolis when he began rapping live and recording quality tracks over ten years ago. Before that, they were... not so quality. Back in Minneapolis after 10 years in NYC, Swifty's latest albums prove that he's never been better. ... more

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