[{"id":36922844,"name":"A Father’s Lament","trackName":"A Father’s Lament","artistName":"Bella Kay","albumName":"My Reckless Abandon","duration":239.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Hey snoosh, it's your dad, just checkin' on you\nGive me a call whenever you can or have some time\n\nWhen I was no taller than four ol' feet\nWise ol' Daddy said to me\n\"Don't be too much, but don't be too little\nIf you wanna get out, live right in the middle\"\n\nI can't always have you, little girl\nI can only pray this filthy world\nDoesn't break you down piece by piece\nLike all those people did to me\nThey'll comment, prod, and poke your skin\n'Cause they just can't stand the sight of it\nAnd I hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\nDon't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\nDon't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\nHumble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\nYou're Black, baby girl, oh, don't waste it\n\nWhen the dresses got smaller, smaller than me\nDear ol' Daddy cleared up some things\n\"Now that you're older, you've got to be smart\nDon't give 'em one reason to hate you\nDon't give 'em one reason to start\"\n\nYou might also like\nI deserve better\nBella Kay\nMarrow\nBella Kay\nTongue\nBella Kay\n\nI can't always save you, little girl\nI can only pray this filthy world\nWill lift you up and keep you safe\nAnd you come home every day\nThey don't assume the worst in you\nJust 'cause they don't match your hue\nI hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\nDon't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\nDon't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\nHumble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\nYou're Black, baby girl, uh-huh, don't waste it, don't waste it\n\nAnd in fifteen years, I hope I don't give the same speech\nTo my little boy, Tommy, he likes race cars and Nikes\nI hope I can save that little boy, he is just a kid, and so am I\nLike all the ones before him who hurt and begged to just fit in\nI pray this world can find its penance\nI hope one day those kids can forgive it","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: A Father’s Lament\n  artist: Bella Kay\n  album: My Reckless Abandon\n  duration_ms: 239000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Hey snoosh, it's your dad, just checkin' on you\n  Give me a call whenever you can or have some time\n\n  When I was no taller than four ol' feet\n  Wise ol' Daddy said to me\n  \"Don't be too much, but don't be too little\n  If you wanna get out, live right in the middle\"\n\n  I can't always have you, little girl\n  I can only pray this filthy world\n  Doesn't break you down piece by piece\n  Like all those people did to me\n  They'll comment, prod, and poke your skin\n  'Cause they just can't stand the sight of it\n  And I hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\n  Don't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\n  Don't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\n  Humble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\n  You're Black, baby girl, oh, don't waste it\n\n  When the dresses got smaller, smaller than me\n  Dear ol' Daddy cleared up some things\n  \"Now that you're older, you've got to be smart\n  Don't give 'em one reason to hate you\n  Don't give 'em one reason to start\"\n\n  You might also like\n  I deserve better\n  Bella Kay\n  Marrow\n  Bella Kay\n  Tongue\n  Bella Kay\n\n  I can't always save you, little girl\n  I can only pray this filthy world\n  Will lift you up and keep you safe\n  And you come home every day\n  They don't assume the worst in you\n  Just 'cause they don't match your hue\n  I hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\n  Don't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\n  Don't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\n  Humble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\n  You're Black, baby girl, uh-huh, don't waste it, don't waste it\n\n  And in fifteen years, I hope I don't give the same speech\n  To my little boy, Tommy, he likes race cars and Nikes\n  I hope I can save that little boy, he is just a kid, and so am I\n  Like all the ones before him who hurt and begged to just fit in\n  I pray this world can find its penance\n  I hope one day those kids can forgive it\n"},{"id":36918037,"name":"A Father’s Lament","trackName":"A Father’s Lament","artistName":"Bella Kay","albumName":"My Reckless Abandon","duration":240.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Hey snoosh, it's your dad, just checkin' on you\nGive me a call whenever you can or have some time\n\nWhen I was no taller than four ol' feet\nWise ol' Daddy said to me\n\"Don't be too much, but don't be too little\nIf you wanna get out, live right in the middle\"\n\nI can't always have you, little girl\nI can only pray this filthy world\nDoesn't break you down piece by piece\nLike all those people did to me\nThey'll comment, prod, and poke your skin\n'Cause they just can't stand the sight of it\nAnd I hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\nDon't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\nDon't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\nHumble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\nYou're Black, baby girl, oh, don't waste it\n\nWhen the dresses got smaller, smaller than me\nDear ol' Daddy cleared up some things\n\"Now that you're older, you've got to be smart\nDon't give 'em one reason to hate you\nDon't give 'em one reason to start\"\n\nYou might also like\nI deserve better\nBella Kay\nMarrow\nBella Kay\nTongue\nBella Kay\n\nI can't always save you, little girl\nI can only pray this filthy world\nWill lift you up and keep you safe\nAnd you come home every day\nThey don't assume the worst in you\nJust 'cause they don't match your hue\nI hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\nDon't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\nDon't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\nHumble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\nYou're Black, baby girl, uh-huh, don't waste it, don't waste it\n\nAnd in fifteen years, I hope I don't give the same speech\nTo my little boy, Tommy, he likes race cars and Nikes\nI hope I can save that little boy, he is just a kid, and so am I\nLike all the ones before him who hurt and begged to just fit in\nI pray this world can find its penance\nI hope one day those kids can forgive it","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: A Father’s Lament\n  artist: Bella Kay\n  album: My Reckless Abandon\n  duration_ms: 240000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Hey snoosh, it's your dad, just checkin' on you\n  Give me a call whenever you can or have some time\n\n  When I was no taller than four ol' feet\n  Wise ol' Daddy said to me\n  \"Don't be too much, but don't be too little\n  If you wanna get out, live right in the middle\"\n\n  I can't always have you, little girl\n  I can only pray this filthy world\n  Doesn't break you down piece by piece\n  Like all those people did to me\n  They'll comment, prod, and poke your skin\n  'Cause they just can't stand the sight of it\n  And I hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\n  Don't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\n  Don't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\n  Humble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\n  You're Black, baby girl, oh, don't waste it\n\n  When the dresses got smaller, smaller than me\n  Dear ol' Daddy cleared up some things\n  \"Now that you're older, you've got to be smart\n  Don't give 'em one reason to hate you\n  Don't give 'em one reason to start\"\n\n  You might also like\n  I deserve better\n  Bella Kay\n  Marrow\n  Bella Kay\n  Tongue\n  Bella Kay\n\n  I can't always save you, little girl\n  I can only pray this filthy world\n  Will lift you up and keep you safe\n  And you come home every day\n  They don't assume the worst in you\n  Just 'cause they don't match your hue\n  I hope that's not your future, but just in case it is\n\n  Don't be too loud, our loud isn't their loud\n  Don't be too proud, girls like you can't be proud\n  Humble, smart, and patient, live those words like they're sacred\n  You're Black, baby girl, uh-huh, don't waste it, don't waste it\n\n  And in fifteen years, I hope I don't give the same speech\n  To my little boy, Tommy, he likes race cars and Nikes\n  I hope I can save that little boy, he is just a kid, and so am I\n  Like all the ones before him who hurt and begged to just fit in\n  I pray this world can find its penance\n  I hope one day those kids can forgive it\n"}]