Tyler, The Creator’s “911/Mr. Lonely” features verse from Frank Ocean
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"Chirp, chirp…” A new single from Tyler, The Creator called "911/Mr. Lonely" has been released ahead of the rapper’s forthcoming album Flower Boy. The song also features Anna of the North, Steve Lacy, A$AP Rocky, and ScHoolboy Q.
Here are the lyrics to Frank’s verse.
Chirp, chirp
Chirp, chirp
Woke up in the 'burbs, 'burbs, with the birds, birds
Where you used to come and get me with the swerve, swerve
These days you gotta find time
Even the night line
Work line
Dial nine
Stream the song on Apple Music or Spotify.
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