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Desire
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Three weeks on edge
Took half as long just to find this desire
I’ve come to the end
If I could stop myself I would
If I could keep it to myself I would
I would…
I had to come find you
How can you wait?
It’s too long, I can’t decide on this timing
I’ve come to the end but now
I can’t take it anymore
If I could take this anymore I would
I would, but now it’s too late, it’s too late
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James Edward Detroit, Michigan
James Edward is an American songwriter whose sound is fresh but nostalgic, taking listeners through themes of the human condition, love, loneliness, and desire. Their upcoming debut EP, "All That We Have", contains songs that feel very dreamy, and dance between genres, with a focus on vocal layering, lush guitars, and orchestral arrangements. ... more
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