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We Wanted It
253
R&B/Soul
We Wanted It was released on May 8, 2026 by Fifty Five Music Group as a part of the album End of the Affair - EP
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Release DateMay 8, 2026
LabelFifty Five Music Group
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM66

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Jackson Childs
Jackson Childs
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
John Milton
John Milton
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jackson Childs
Jackson Childs
Producer

Lyrics

We didn't schedule love
We just let it interrupt
Every plan felt optional
Soon as you showed up
Days split into nights, nights split into days
We weren't chasing pleasure, we were tryna stay
Every look you gave me felt like an invitation
I stopped counting minutes, started losing patience
We wanted it all the time
Not just when the lights went low
Every thought kept circling back
To the place we both know
We wanted it all the time
Didn't matter where we were
Every room felt temporary
Soon as I thought of you
You leaned in like you knew I was already gone
Like my body made the decision before my mind caught on
I forgot who I was before you, that part didn't fight to stay
Everything narrowed down to the way you said my name
I couldn't slow, didn't want to
You didn't have to ask me, you didn't have to try
I was already reaching before you crossed my line
We wanted it all the time
Like restraint, never learned our names
Every moment without you just felt like delay
We wanted it all the time
Didn't need a reason why I wasn't thinking 'bout tomorrow
I was thinking 'bout tonight
Maybe that's why it burns so bright, we never let it cool
Every second was a spark and we kept striking a fuse
I don't miss the nights, I miss how nothing else existed
When wanting you was all that mattered
All the time
We wanted it all the time
And I hate how good that felt
Now I'm left with the wanting and nobody else
We wanted it all the time
And I'd lie if I said I'm fine
'Cause part of me still lives in the never-ending night
I don't chase it, it still finds me
Written by: John Milton
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