Dora Jar — The Explorer
Album: The Explorer - SingleAvg rating:
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Length: 2:47
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My, my, the ocean
Much bigger than me
I'm trying to be someone
Oh, my little ocean
Look what I've chosen
I'm always chasing the sun
My, my, the city
Much slicker than him
He's trying to play victim
Oh, my little city
Not very pretty
Never know who's got a gun
I'm the explorer
Open the door
I'll tell you where I've been
I'll tell you everything
My, my, the bedroom
Much softer than us
You're trying to make me come
In my little bedroom
Watching you consume
Every last little crumb
I'm the explorer
Searching for anything
I'm the explorer
Open the door
I'll tell you where I've been
Oh, are you listening?
My little ocean
My little city
My, my, the bedroom
I'll tell you where I've been
My little ocean
Much bigger than me
I'm trying to be someone
Oh, my little ocean
Look what I've chosen
I'm always chasing the sun
My, my, the city
Much slicker than him
He's trying to play victim
Oh, my little city
Not very pretty
Never know who's got a gun
I'm the explorer
Open the door
I'll tell you where I've been
I'll tell you everything
My, my, the bedroom
Much softer than us
You're trying to make me come
In my little bedroom
Watching you consume
Every last little crumb
I'm the explorer
Searching for anything
I'm the explorer
Open the door
I'll tell you where I've been
Oh, are you listening?
My little ocean
My little city
My, my, the bedroom
I'll tell you where I've been
My little ocean
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Proclivities wrote:
We'd better keep our eyes peeled for that devious bastard Swiper.
Pretty cool, nice arrangement, good voice. Though given her first name and the song title I can't help but be reminded of Dora the Explorer.
We'd better keep our eyes peeled for that devious bastard Swiper.
Proclivities wrote:
That's got to be deliberate, surely...
Pretty cool, nice arrangement, good voice. Though given her first name and the song title I can't help but be reminded of Dora the Explorer.
That's got to be deliberate, surely...
forthbrdge wrote:
Surprisingly it is pretty benign, though I agree, probably not something you want to search for on the company computer.
Fortunately, I’m retired.
Surprisingly it is pretty benign, though I agree, probably not something you want to search for on the company computer.
Fortunately, I’m retired.
I've given this an 8 because ... well, I like the sound of it. But I'm glad I did, because I've just realised that her name is congruent with an open portal.
Talus1 wrote:
Surprisingly it is pretty benign, though I agree, probably not something you want to search for on the company computer.
Bedroom pop? I suspect that means something different than it sounds like it should mean.
Surprisingly it is pretty benign, though I agree, probably not something you want to search for on the company computer.
Proclivities wrote:
Pretty cool, nice arrangement, good voice. Though given her first name and the song title I can't help but be reminded of Dora the Explorer.
I just have to emphatically comment No comment.
Bedroom pop? I suspect that means something different than it sounds like it should mean.
Pretty cool, nice arrangement, good voice. Though given her first name and the song title I can't help but be reminded of Dora the Explorer.
Thought I could feel a draft...
Not very pretty
Never know who's got a gun…”
wow - that’s exactly what I was thinking the other day whilst dealing with bad driving in my wee city of Rock Hill, SC.