4:46 AM - Single
by ANEWA
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4:46 AM
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3 a.m.
When I’m leaving from a love hotel
Such a hell, such a hell
I warned myself
That isn’t good for me
Can you feel how it hurts, how it hurts
I know that something ain't right
I know that something ain't right
It’s like someone wanna divide me from the Day and Night
I know that something ain't right
I know that something ain't right
It’s like someone wanna divide me from the Day and Night
All I want
Is to love somebody
Is to love somebody
Who loves me
Who needs me
5 a.m.
I’m lying on my bed
I tell myself
to forget about it
There’s no one
Just taking it away from me
The real one will be having and having the best of me
You know that something ain't right
You know that something ain't right
It’s like someone wanna divide me from the Day and Night
You know that something ain't right
You know that something ain't right
It’s like someone wanna divide me from the Day and Night
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released April 29, 2022
Written, recorded, and produced by ANEWA.
Written, recorded, and produced by ANEWA.
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