Name: Solar Plexis (Antonia Pinto and Ed Cortes)
Duration: P00H01M28S
Description: This song is from the OST for the Brazilian film City Of God. Have you seen that movie? I want to re-watch it pretty bad right now. It's oversaturated in all sorts of ways: color/cinematography-wise, but also the writing and the acting just pop harder than anything else you'll see.

Solar Plexis (Antonia Pinto and Ed Cortes)

from The Fierce Face Concerns Himself With Isolating The Cause by The Fierce Face

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This song is from the OST for the Brazilian film City Of God. Have you seen that movie? I want to re-watch it pretty bad right now. It's oversaturated in all sorts of ways: color/cinematography-wise, but also the writing and the acting just pop harder than anything else you'll see.

lyrics

I don't want to reveal my sources
But I'm still a sorcerer
Isolate my victims with a thousand curses
Just acting natural

That's why it's strange to see you
Upright and acting tough
this cause waits for no one
This face is fierce enough

I'm driving you nuts and bolts
When I dare you to feel this pulse
You can barely receive these volts
But you find the switch so...

I
Don't try to fight it and
You
You turn me on
Ooh...
That solar plexis is sort of perfect and
Now you mention it...

You look like someone I used to know

Just as soon as I look for the cause
I see you
Then I choose to take you through time to
my ocean view...

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from The Fierce Face Concerns Himself With Isolating The Cause, released September 1, 2008
"Funk Virada" from The City of God soundtrack (vs. The Face)

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