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Clocks
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R&B/Soul
Clocks was released on May 29, 2020 by Donovan Lowe as a part of the album Until Then - Single
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Release DateMay 29, 2020
LabelDonovan Lowe
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM96

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Donovan Lowe
Donovan Lowe
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Donovan Lowe
Donovan Lowe
Songwriter
Trey Lockridge
Trey Lockridge
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Trey Lockridge
Trey Lockridge
Producer
Jason Tate
Jason Tate
Mastering Engineer, Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

Everyday that goes by is the same babe
Netflix, food, and sleeping all alone
Working out my body to stay sane babe
While in my mind I see me in your arms
I'm tryna keep my composure, na na na na
'cause you know I'd be on my way to your door
Going through my emotions with you
Would be much better than on my own
So imma count the hours on the clock
Until I see the day I'm back at home
'cause I can't take no more being on lock
Remove the barricade; free us to go
Laid up at night, the devils running games boy
My thoughts have turned against me all at once
I'm singing words I wrote to dim the flames boy
Until the day I see me in your arms
I'm tryna keep my composure, na na na na
'cause you know I'd be on my way to your door
Going through my emotions with you
Would be much better than on my own
So imma count the hours on the clock
Until I see the day I'm back at home
'cause I can't take no more being on lock
Remove the barricade; free us to go
Baby, how you feeling? how you handling?
Are you going crazy, crazy? is you managing?
I'm just checking up on you; ain't no babbling
I know things are really weird; ain't all dazzling
But the sun's shining bright; picture diamonds
I can't wait to take a trip onto the islands
Let us thank him for the blessings on horizon
And wear a smile
So imma count the hours
Until I see the day, yeah
Cause I can't take no more
I wanna be free
So imma count the hours on the clock
Until I see the day I'm back at home
'cause I can't take no more being on lock
Remove the barricade; free us to go
Written by: Donovan Lowe, Trey Lockridge
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