Janelle Monae Lyrics
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A Dry Red
All Dolled Up
BabopbyeYa
Black Sugar Beach
Call The Law
Cant Live Without Your Love
Champagne Shit
Cindi
Cloud 9
Cold War
Come Alive
Come Alive The War of The Roses
Cybertronic Purgatory
Dance Apocalyptic
Dance Or Die
Dirty Computer
Dont Judge Me
Dorothy Dandridge Eyes
Electric Lady
Faster
Float
Ghetto Woman
Givin Em What They Love
Good Morning Midnight
Haute
I Like That
Isnt This the World
Its Code
Jalapeno
Janes Dream
Know Better
Lettin Go!
Lipstick Lover
Locked Inside
Look Into My Eyes
Make Me Feel
Make The Bus
Many Moons
March Of The Wolfmasters
Metropolis
Mr. President
Mushrooms and Roses
My Favorite Nothing
Neon Gumbo
Neon Valley Street
Oh Maker
Only Have Eyes 42
Ooh La La
Our Favorite Fugitive
Paid In Pleasure
Party Girl
Peachtree Blues
Phenomenal
PrimeTime
Q.U.E.E.N.
Sally Ride
Say Youll Go
Sincerely Jane
Sir Greendown
Smile
Star
Suite II Overture
Suite III Overture
Suite IV Electric Overture
Suite V Electric Overture
The Chrome Shoppe
The French 75
The Rush
Tightrope
Time Will Reveal
Victory
Violet Stars Happy Hunting!
Water Slide
We Were Rock and Roll
What An Experience
What Is Love
Without A Fight
Wondaland
You
You Are My Everything
Janelle Monáe is an American R&B and soul musician, composer
and record producer signed to Wondaland Art Society, Bad Boy Records and Atlantic Records.
-Wikipedia
Birth Name: Janelle Monáe RobinsonBorn: December 1, 1985 (age 38)
From: Kansas City, Kansas, U.S.
Height: 5' 0" (1.52 m)
Parents: Michael Robinson Summers
Genre(s): Psychedelic soul
Occupation(s): Singer-songwriter, composer, model, spokeswoman, record producer, dancer
Active From: 2003-present
Associated Acts: Big Boi
Quotes:
"There was a lot of confusion and nonsense where I grew up, so I reacted by creating my own little world ... I began to see how music could change lives, and I began to dream about a world where every day was like anime and Broadway, where music fell from the sky and anything could happen."
-Monae, on her childhood musical inspiration
"I speak about androids because I think the android represents the new 'other.' You can compare it to being a lesbian or being a gay man or being a black woman ... What I want is for people who feel oppressed or feel like the 'other' to connect with the music and to feel like, 'She represents who I am'."