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Woo Me ft. Thrill AM
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Driving down midnight
On a local road listening to
Your vocals calling me the B word
'Cause I pressed a sore spot in our romance
Despite the trigger warnings
I know I’m a lost cause, baby
But are you ready to cancel yourself for me?
(That’s courtesy)
I know I’m your last chance, lady
But I don’t consider you crazy
(Well, that’s courtesy)
You spend too much time
Creeping in the corners of the internet
Make an effort
Spit me out that neon pill
Woo me
Like we’re still living
Th Courtly love
Write me
A cool story for once
Let me gaslight you to save time
Cleaning the battlefield by ghosting you for ages
Being kind won’t make your beauty fade away
But being psycho will get me going my own way
I know I’m a lost cause, baby
But are you ready to cancel yourself for me?
(That’s courtesy)
I know I’m your last chance, lady
But I don’t consider you crazy
(Well, that’s courtesy)
You spend too much time
Creeping in the corners of the internet
Make an effort
Spit me out that neon pill
Woo me
Like we’re still living
Th Courtly love
Write me
A cool story for once
I spend too much time
Documenting myself on the internet
I’ll make an effort to make a little space for you
Kiss me
Like we’re still living in the Courtly love
Catch me
To make me the one
(Make me the one)
Woo me
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Grimaud Paris, France
Grimaud is a songwriter-producer from Paris. He likes to write quirky love songs on funky beats. His goal is to take the audience through an emotional road-trip, thanks to his tight guitar licks, slick digital drums and smart-romantic lyrics.
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