Vinzent - Far Too Long

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I think we've been groovin' for too long I think we should probably cut this out
I think we've been groovin' for too long I see you groovin' baby, I see you groovin' baby
I wish I had any time to start
I see you groovin' baby, I see you groovin' baby

It's over, it's over, it's over It's over, it's over, it's over
It's over, it's over, it's over It's over, it's over, it's over
Tell me it's over, it's over, it's over, it's over
It's over, it's over, it's over It's over, it's over, it's over

I see you groovin' baby, I see you groovin' baby
At the gas station, I met this chick
Club just closed, so she in her outfit
Spittin' lil' game while she brought her Sprite

Got her phone number, then we text all night
Text all night, cause the club just closed
Really just wanna get out of them clothes
Out of them clothes, but the club just closed

Well, you know how they go, like
We politic a bit
She strippin' off her shit
I think we on the flow

She beggin' for some more
I can't let her stroll
She get it down the pole
She say a little choke
Just what I'm waiting for
I think we've been groovin' for too long
I think we've been groovin' for too long
I think we should probably cut this out

I think we should probably cut this out
I think we've been groovin' for too long
I think we've been groovin' for too long
I think we should probably cut this out

I think we should probably cut this out
I think we've been groovin' for too long
I think we should probably cut this out
It's over, it's over

You know we been over
It's over, it's over
You know we been over
It's over, it's over

You know we been over
You know we been over
It's over, it's over
You know we been over

It's over, it's over
You know we been over
It's over, it's over
You know we been over
It's over, it's over
You know we been over
You know we been over
I think we've been groovin' for too long

I think we should probably cut this out
I think we should probably cut this out
I think we should probably cut this out
I think we should probably cut this out

I think we should probably cut this out

Release Date: March 28, 2024

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"Far Too Long" by Vinzent is a smooth and catchy track that addresses the need to move on from a relationship that has gone on for too long. The lyrics depict a situation where the protagonist realizes that it's time to end things and move on. The song has a laid-back vibe with a groovy beat and catchy hooks that will have you nodding your head along. Vinzent's vocals are soulful and emotive, adding depth to the song's message. Overall, "Far Too Long" is a relatable and infectious track that will resonate with anyone who has found themselves in a situation that has overstayed its welcome.

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In the annals of music, there exists a figure who straddles the line between mystery and mirth, between the ordinary and the extraordinary. This enigmatic character goes by the name of Vinzent, a name that conjures a sense of intrigue, fun, and the unmistakable allure of the unknown.

Vinzent’s story begins in the early 2000s, a time when he, along with D. Allen, embarked on a musical journey that defied conventions and set the stage for a groundbreaking fusion of genres. Together, they formed Collector’s Edition, a band that left audiences in awe with their electrifying performances. Their MPC and Keyboard wizardry transformed music into a spectacle, blurring the lines between step show elements and unbridled excitement. And it was during these early days that Vinzent met Quisha Roberts, a meeting that would become a pivotal juncture in his musical journey.

The Collector’s Edition saga is known for its enigmatic “where’s fluffy” performances that continue to perplex fans to this day. New songs emerge, but the absence of performance videos since “Google Tino Panama” only deepens the mystery. It’s as if the band’s journey entered an elusive realm, leaving us to wonder about the secrets it holds.

But as Collector’s Edition took an unexpected twist, Vinzent, the shape-shifter of sound, began to weave a story of his own. He embarked on a quest to remake and remix songs from the past, embracing the understanding that the sound would be different, yet driven by the desire to create something similar as a tribute to friends and the shared journey of the past.

Rumor has it that he still shares the spoils with the band members, adding another layer of intrigue to his persona. It’s as though Vinzent has a foot in the human world and another in a realm where mysteries intertwine with music, leaving us to ponder if he’s truly of this world or something more.

For Vinzent, music serves as more than just a creative outlet; it’s a form of therapy, a canvas upon which he paints his innermost thoughts and emotions. Each song he creates serves as a mirror to his personal experiences, delving into complex themes like self-doubt, self-discovery, and the pursuit of authenticity.

Vinzent’s introspective lyrics, coupled with his willingness to confront personal demons and societal norms, make his music a raw and honest reflection of the human experience. It’s a testament to his dedication to self-improvement and his belief in the transformative power of music. His journey is a testament to the ever-evolving, deeply personal, and impactful nature of his artistry.

Vinzent’s music is a delightful enigma, a journey through sound and emotion that touches the soul and provokes introspection. It’s a blend of mystery, fun, and the uncanny allure of the unknown, with subtle hints that he might just be more than meets the ear. His story continues to unfold, and the world awaits the next chapter in this captivating musical odyssey. ??