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Anney Bonny
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I woke up in London
I was dressed as a boy
My daddy took us from
His in laws in Ireland
He wanted to hide me
Wanted to keep me low
And even at 13
I was fiery as my red hair
I would cut you with a table knife
I would burn down the plantation you ran
Ain’t it funny
To be Anney Bonney
Pirate woman
I’ll loot your ship man
I’ll take what I want
I’ll fight to the death
I’ll fuck your captain
I’m gonna leave ya a wreck
You can’t disown me, Daddy
I’m halfway across the sea
Posted with my main pirate pussy, Mary Read
She wear the pants like me
Listen up fellow convicts
I’m gone get out this royal jail
If they take my head, they take my life, they take my baby as well
Ain’t it funny
To be Anney Bonney
Pirate woman
I’ll loot your ship man
I’ll take what I want
I’ll fight to the death
I’ll fuck your captain
I’m gonna leave ya a wreck
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Celeste Krishna & Monarchs Birmingham, Alabama
Celeste Krishna is a Southern expressionist music artist, songwriter, and producer originally from Birmingham, Alabama, who is now based in Brooklyn, New York. With an ensemble of musicians she calls “Monarchs,” Celeste creates a range of poetic songs that have musical notes of Van Morrison, Lauryn Hill, and Björk. ... more
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