frenchedfries:

Dia Frampton ft. Kid Cudi - Don’t Kick the Chair

Have you ever felt like everybody’s watching
Waiting for you to lose
Have you ever felt like you’re living in a spotlight
Searching for the real you
Tell me have you ever woken up
Just to wish you could close your eyes
Getting hard to find a friend in a city like this
Where you can’t even trust a smile

There are lonely nights when you see no hope
And you’re feeling short of breath
Like a whole damn world is a braided rope
In a noose around your neck

Don’t kick the chair
It’s gonna get better
Don’t kick the chair
It can only get better

Have you ever felt love, really really felt love
The kind that could save a life
But right before you know it you find out in a moment
You’re gonna have to say goodbye

There are lonely nights when you see no hope
And you’re feeling short of breath
Like the whole damn world is a braided rope
In a noose around your neck 

Don’t kick the chair
It’s gonna get better
Don’t kick the chair
It can only get better 

Just the song I needed to hear.

Kid Cudi - Up, Up, And Away

How have I not blogged this song before? It’s one of my favorites and always lifts me up.

I float somehow in my bedroom
Turn around see myself in the mirror
I guess I’m cool with no sappy thoughts in my head,
I’m feeling like I’m peter pan
Minus the tights and the fairies
Happy to see how far I’ve come to the same place it began
My dreams and imagination perfectly at peace
So I move along a bit higher

thehappysmokers:

Kid Cudi - Ask About Me

Maybe the best Cudi song ever?

Can’t say the same, but me likey nonetheless.

(Source: ellisawen)

Kanye West ft. Kid Cudi & Raekwon - Gorgeous

This album is every reason why I love Kanye West, why I always have, and why I always will.

Aside from the instrumentals, vocals, chorals, and any other related aspect of music (it’s fantastic it really is) I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE RAP. This is what makes me feel, what makes me think, what makes me go holy fuckin’ damn. I’ve been here every single step of the way, ‘Ye.

I know it’s messy to pick apart different sets of lyrics and post them all in one go, but I just have to. They just stand out so much they deserve to be in each others’ greatness.

All of them fallin’ for the love of ballin’
Got caught with 30 rocks, the cop look like Alec Baldwin

And at the airport they check all through my bag and tell me that it’s random

This the real world, homie, school finished
They done stole your dreams, you dunno who did it
I treat the cash the way the government treats AIDS
I won’t be satisfied ‘til all my niggas get it, get it?

Is hip hop just a euphemism for a new religion
The soul music for the slaves that the youth is missing
This is more than just my road to redemption
Malcolm West had the whole nation standing at attention

KiD CuDi - Day N Nite (Nightmare)

KiD CuDi to lull me to sleep. Need more nights like these with people whose companies I’d like to keep.

Kid Cudi ft. Vampire Weekend - Cudderisback (Ottoman Remix)

Totally feelin’ this mix. I’m so addicted to the both of them.

(via neonseafoam)

dr-killjoy:

Kid Cudi feat Kanye West-Erase Me

My two favourite artists in one. Though with Kanye, it’s like I’m calling someone I used to be close with my best friend still. Old ‘ye all the way.

I keep on running, keep on running,
And nothing works.
I can’t get away from you.

I keep on ducking, keep on ducking,
Yeah, nothing helps.
I can’t stop missing you.

Really feelin’ the remix, yea?

KiD CuDi - Pursuit of Happiness (Steve Aoki Dance Remix)

KiD CuDi - In My Dreams
“Long before we know ourselves,
Our paths are already set in stone.
Some may never figure out their purpose in life,
And some will.
There are a lot of us who are caught up in this hell we all live in,
Content with being blinded by rules and judgment.
We live in a world where it’s more okay to follow than to lead.
In this world being a leader is trouble for the system we are all accustomed to.
Being a leader in this day and age is being a threat.
Not many people stood up against the system we all call life,
But toward the end of our first ten years into the millennium we heard a voice.
A voice who was speaking to us from the underground for some time.
A voice who spoke of vulnerabilities and other human emotions and issues never before heard so vividly and honest.
This is the story of a young man who not only believed in himself,
But his dreams too.
This is the story of The Man On The Moon.”

- Common