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Job Interview

2 Dots – Spoken Word Artist

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Based in USA, 2 Dots is an independent Spoken Word artist who has been releasing music on SoundClick since 2015. With over 10 original tracks available on SoundClick, the catalog spans spoken word releases built for free streaming.

The catalog is rooted in Alternative Hip Hop & Underground Hip Hop, and covers all facets of this genre.

The catalog includes notable releases that highlight the artist's range and production quality. "The Megalomaniacs Back Pt VIII of FreeVerse Series" is a spoken word production that peaked at #9 on the SoundClick Spoken Word chart. "Dinner For One" is a standout spoken word production that charted at #17 on the SoundClick Spoken Word chart. "Happy Birthday" is a focused spoken word production that peaked at #2 on the SoundClick Spoken Word chart.

2 Dots offers free downloads on SoundClick, giving listeners and independent artists direct access to the catalog.

2 Dots has generated 3.0K streams on SoundClick, demonstrating consistent audience engagement in the spoken word genre. Discover the full discography on SoundClick.

SoundClick artist 2 Dots presents "Job Interview", an outstanding release in the Spoken Word genre. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive spoken word track that resonates. 2 Dots continues to build a Spoken Word catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists. Free MP3 download available for this track on SoundClick.

Song Info
Genre
Hip-Hop Spoken Word
Peak in subgenre #95
Uploaded
February 12, 2015
Track Files
MP3
MP3 2.9 MB 128 kbps 3:11 minutes
Lyrics
Started 2/8/15 5:55 P.M. – Job Interview - FINISHED (So is it Mark? {Yes} Ok then Mark, why don’t you tell me a little something about yourself?) Ok, well my name is Mark, and I'm a twenty-two year old Caucasian I’m Boston Irish, so I don’t have a lot of patience, and I love partaking in sedation Fourteen years old is when I started drinking and blazing, and couldn’t stop because I love the sensation I hate being clean shaven, and one time I tried to fist fight a guy with a box cutter in New Haven My sanity is lost like the flights that were Malaysian, I’m a Patriots fan so I fucking hate the Ravens I live on borrowed time as my destiny was lost in translation, success is a figment of my imagination Far from salvation, and I’ll save you time on the background check as I’m currently on probation I don’t agree with them, but I buzz my hair like a Neo-Nazi I stole a three year old’s only Finding Nemo copy Because I needed something to watch when I mistakenly stole some placebo Oxy’s Now I really feel like I do have to give this a mention I’m bi-polar and suffer from extreme depression I have losses from reality and blindly walk in a suspension Can't tell real from fake, seldom trapped in parallel dimensions Every relationship I was ever in ended in rejection They just never saw us heading in the right direction I loved the bottle more than them, with that just being a conscious confession How am I supposed to love someone else when I didn’t even love the person I saw in the reflection? (What is going on in your mind right now Mark?) I crack my knuckles, pondering my life’s choices after an intense scuffle I’ve been caught up in a vice hustle, as I try to find the next piece in my life’s puzzle Haven’t slept in days, I have thick stubble, I’m drowning in this emotion filled tunnel Haunted by my past troubles, they are starting to get really hard to juggle I’m drinking suffrage through a funnel, laying in blood puddles, smoking a glass pipe filled with all my struggles I was taught to never show my hand at play, while I go through life posterized in the gray Burdened by all of my life’s mistakes, wishing I could just have them all erased Five Xanax’s keep my emotions at bay, while cocaine has me ready to blow up like a grenade Never more than arm’s length from a bottle of Tanqueray, just in case I have to drink the pain away Doing anything for something that would help me escape, many can relate So there’s no need to explain, even after you abstain, the pain still remains Watching life pass by from the window pane, the room smells like alcohol and butane Stained by the best efforts to maintain, held down by drug shackles as it has you constrained Trying your best to never complain, but still viewed as one of societies disdains Wondering if it really is humane, to punish someone who punishes themselves and lock them in chains It doesn’t make any sense, that self-inflicted actions are a punishable offense It’s so easy to have the handcuffs commenced, when you’re looking at it from the other side of the fence Using tax payers’ expense, while using the war on drugs as a defense Not knowing that once the self-medication is dispensed, it relieves all the tense, and it takes every last one of our fucking cents Viewed as a society menace, drugs and booze fill every crevice With the worldwide consensus, they erase our blemish It’s fucking endless, we need the essence, to alter our presence No time like the present, life is reckless, puking off the terrace Time is precious, as I start to choke myself with my own necklace I’m forever embedded in this sentence (Ok, hmmm, this interview process, has gone, uhmmm, pretty, well? You will be a perfect candidate for hell!)
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