Many in the independent scene first got wind of her after she collaborated with the Platinum Pied Pipers on their much celebrated debut "Triple P". After that she signed with underground heavyweights Stones Throw Records to re-issue her "Worthnothings" EP and release her full length debut, "Olesi: Fragments Of An Earth”.
Since then she has had many different collaborative efforts both independent and mainstream that have flown under the radar like her duets with Erykah Badu, "Fly Away" on Sa-Ra' "Hollywood Recordings" album and "Master Teacher" on Erykah' last album, "New Amerykah Part One: 4th World War". More recently she produced and sang lead vocals for the song, “Roses” from Mos Def’ current album, “The Ecstatic”.
Georgia is also known well for an abstract production and writing style that breaks from normal song structure as can be seen on most of her previous releases.
Lovelight
Georgia Anne Muldrow Lyrics
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Don't you put up a fight (don't put up a fight)
Love's all around, so I know you there (there)
Seeing, feeling, beating (seeing)
That lovelight enters into your life (enters into your life)
Is letting in, don't you put up a fight (don't put up a fight)
Love's all around, so I know you there (know you there)
(When that love)
That lovelight enters into your life (enters in your life)
Is letting in, don't you put up a fight (don't put up a fight)
Love's all around, so I know you there (there)
Seeing, feeling, beating
That lovelight enters into your life (enters into your life)
Is letting in, don't you put up a fight (don't put up a fight)
Love's all around, so I know you there (know you there)
Seeing, feeling, beating
The lyrics of Georgia Anne Muldrow's song "Lovelight" speak of an idea of letting love into one's life. The lovelight, or the presence of love, is entering into one's life, and the song encourages the listener not to put up a fight but to let it in. The lyrics repeat this idea throughout the song, emphasizing the importance of accepting and embracing love rather than resisting it.
The repetition of the phrase "Love's all around, so I know you there" suggests that love is omnipresent, and that the person addressed in the song is already surrounded by it. The line "seeing, feeling, beating" adds to this idea of love being present in every aspect of life. The song stresses the importance of recognizing the presence of love, acknowledging it, and letting it into one's life.
Overall, "Lovelight" is a positive and uplifting song that encourages listeners to embrace love and positivity in their lives, rather than resisting it.
Line by Line Meaning
That lovelight enters into your life is letting in
When you feel that warm, embracing love entering your life, allow it to flow freely without resistance.
Don't you put up a fight (don't put up a fight)
Don't resist or push away the love that is coming into your life, instead embrace it with open arms.
Love's all around, so I know you there (there)
Love is everywhere, and it is evident that you too are surrounded by it.
Seeing, feeling, beating (seeing)
The presence and warmth of love can be seen, felt and heard every moment of your life.
(When that love) That lovelight enters into your life (enters in your life)
Whenever love enters into your life, the warmth and light of it spreads all around and brings joy and happiness.
Is letting in, don't you put up a fight (don't put up a fight)
Allow the love that is coming into your life to flow freely without resistance or hesitation.
Love's all around, so I know you there (know you there)
The presence of love around you is evident, and therefore, it is certain that you too are surrounded by it.
Seeing, feeling, beating
Every aspect of love can be seen, felt, and heard in your heartbeats, and it radiates outwards bringing happiness and joy.
Writer(s): Muldrow Georgia Anne, Movahedi Paul, Perkins Dudley
Contributed by Noah C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Becca Anderson
on Kali Yuga
She didn't write this song. It's an old song from the 1950s and she added a few words.
Anitra Winder
on The Birth of Petey Wheatstraw
This song is one of those that hits me in an unexplained place!!! ....that Shuggie Otis sample that makes me die! I need the lyrics!! "Original man...fresh from the earth"...yes!