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Fine
554
Pop
Fine fue lanzado el 16 de agosto de 2024 por Seabra Songs, LLC como parte del álbum Fine - Single
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Fecha de lanzamiento16 de agosto de 2024
Sello discográficoSeabra Songs, LLC
IdiomaEnglish
Melodía
Nivel de sonidos acústicos
Valence
Capacidad para bailar
Energía
BPM77

Créditos

COMPOSICIÓN Y LETRA
Anson Seabra
Anson Seabra
Autoría
PRODUCCIÓN E INGENIERÍA
Anson Seabra
Anson Seabra
Producción
Jeremy Fedryk
Jeremy Fedryk
Producción

Letra

[Verse 1]
You should thank my mom sometime
She backed me off the edge last night
I found your number, called her crying again
Said tell me
Once again, why this won't work
These feelings wouldn't be the first
But God, it's late
And it just hurts, so won't you tell me to
[PreChorus]
Leave you alone
I'm fine on my own
I know we've been through this
I should just let you go
But a sliver of hope
Won't let me do it
[Chorus]
Fine
I want you back tonight
I won't pretend this time and say I'm through this
And I know you're not clueless
So it's fine
I want you back sometimes
You're always on my mind, and I can't do this
And trying to fight it's useless
So it's fine
[Verse 2]
I could fill a phone or two
With words I never said to you
With all the ways that I can't do without you
But I know it's not the grownup thing
'Cause broken hearts need time to bleed
And I'm the bad guy already
So don't you worry
[PreChorus]
I'll leave you alone
I'm fine on my own
I know we've been through this
I should just let you go
But a sliver of hope
Won't let me do it
[Chorus]
Fine
I want you back tonight
I won't pretend this time and say I'm through this
And I know you're not clueless
So it's fine
I want you back sometimes
You're always on my mind, and I can't do this
And trying to fight it's useless
So it's fine
Oh, it's fine
[Chorus]
It's fine
I want you back tonight
I won't pretend this time and say I'm through this
And I know you're not clueless
So it's fine
I want you back sometimes
You're always on my mind, and I can't do this
But trying again is useless
So it's fine
Written by: Anson Long-Seabra
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