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Caged
03:24
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Forgive & Forget
02:59
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Phobia
03:15
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Ice Castle
05:15
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Who Do You Follow?
03:02
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Doesn't Really Matter
02:59
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Robots
04:28
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Sunlight
03:08
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Nurture My Nature
02:57
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Nurture my nature
I know I am one of so many,
But I should matter what’s important to me.
Do not expect it from anyone else.
To build my esteem I’ve got to be my parent.
Want to love the things that I am
Don’t need drugs so I can stand.
Don’t want to change myself and how I am.
Want to guide myself, tell myself it’s fine.
Only I know what’s good for me.
But first I have to see the good in me.
Don’t live for greater expectations.
I need to nurture my nature.
Want to love the things that I am.
Don’t need drugs so I can stand.
Don’t want to change myself and who I am.
Want to guide myself, tell myself it’s fine.
Want to love the things that I am
Don’t need drugs so I can stand.
Don’t want to change myself and how I am.
Want to guide myself, tell myself it’s fine.
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Chloe Wing London, UK
My songs are thoughtful, compassionate, psychosocial & are about dealing with life's trials and tribulations... comforting mental & emotional conundrums... in a world that values more material & status driven things, feeling pressure and creativity with... Catharcism, soothing ethereal-vocals & lyrics are key X ... more
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