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Statistics
03:29
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Black Mona Lisa
05:44
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Verse 1:
We’re not the same
It’s not so easy being this way
Not one complaint
Yet you love me either way
Chorus:
Because your love
Your love
Remains the same
(2x)
Verse 2:
My selfish ways
Obsessions unexplained
1 sword 2 blades
Yet you love me either way
Chorus:
Because your love
Your love
Remains the same
(2x)
Verse 3:
We’re not the same
It’s not so easy being this way
Not one complaint
Yet you love me either way
Chorus:
Because your love
Your love
Remains the same
(2x)
(ahhh, oooooo)
**Marquis Hill Trumpet Solo **
We’re not the same baby
You love me either way baby
We’re not the same baby
You love me either way baby
We’re not the same, baby
You love me either way (Oooh)
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4. |
MB (for Ma’Khia Bryant)
05:33
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Let Go
03:34
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Braxton Cook New York, New York
Maryland raised saxophonist, vocalist, Braxton Cook is a status-quo
challenging artist who first broke out
on the scene with his 2017 release of his solo debut album
Somewhere in Between. Heavily influenced by John Coltrane, Kenny Garrett and Frank Ocean,
Braxton mixes the improvisatory elements of jazz, the soulful melodies of R&B and deeply
emotional songwriting into a fresh sound all his own.
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