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'boxes' by Moses Sumney is an alternative track from the album 'græ' (2020). Its lyrics are concerned with how labels and identification create contention, and with the urge to build rigid structures that contain people. The writing keeps circling the same anxiety, from the demand for naming to the resulting dissatisfaction, while insisting on the need for some interior space to exist. At one point, it reduces the idea to construction, with the line “boxes to put people in”. The tone is vigilant and self-questioning, as if every attempt at order risks turning into confinement.
"boxes" is a track by Moses Sumney, from the album græ, released 14th May 2020. The track is 1:22 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 3 articles about Moses Sumney.
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We have no place that we can claim without contention We are constructing a whole new edifice of boxes to put people in To protect a space inside which you can exist Very concerned about giving names, giving names Dissatisfaction seems like the natural byproduct of identification I truly believe that people who define you control you And the most significant thing that any person can do But especially black women and men Is to think about who gave them their definitions And rewrite those definition for themselves
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