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This Is Gonna Hurt
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I can already tell
This will never work
Yeah, I can already tell
This will be the worst
My heart had the universe,
Why did it choose you?
But I do, I do, I do
And this is gonna hurt.
This is going to hurt,
Killer.
This is going to hurt,
Might destroy me.
Take a good look around
No one on our side
Read the room,
Stay alive
I see it in your eyes,
Love has cut you, too.
Yeah, I do, I do, I do
This is going to hurt.
Can’t help it
Can’t drop it
Can’t fix it
Can’t stop it
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Angela Sheik Los Angeles, California
"Sheik is a fearless musical force of nature." BMI.com
Soulful music innovator Angela Sheik
opens up a world of sonic, rhythmic, and compositional possibilities that have driven her success as a multi-faceted trip-hop and electro-infused indie artist. The crafty multi-instrumentalist (autoharp, theremin, flute) explores deep grooves, infectious melodies, dynamic harmonies, and soulful ambiences.
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Joy Ike is embodied in her music: her passion for life, her shy but devoted energy toward friends, her sparkling resilience. It's impossible not to love her spirit as it pours through in song form.
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