wreck
from Maybe I'm Overthinking by Vorsa
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lyrics
All my time
Watching colors fade to black and white
Black and white
Why do I waste away all my time
All my time
Watching colors fade to black and white
Black and white
Where did you go
Everything I touch turns to stone
Where did you go
Everyone around me I don't know
Watching colors fade to black and white
Black and white
Why do I waste away all my time
All my time
Watching colors fade to black and white
Black and white
Where did you go
Everything I touch turns to stone
Where did you go
Everyone around me I don't know
credits
from Maybe I'm Overthinking,
track released June 28, 2019
Daniel Robert Garrity
Daniel Robert Garrity
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Vorsa Arlington Heights, Illinois
Combining melancholic melodies with impactful lyrics; Vorsa wants his music to be felt, not just heard.
discography
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Jun 2019 -
May 2019
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