Queens & Crowns
from Baltimore Boulevard Deluxe LP by Jae Jin
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'Queens & Crowns' is a single off Jae Jin's EP album titled 'BALTIMORE BOULEVARD' which released November 3, 2017.
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lyrics
Verse
I held it closely right beside my heart
Where you used to be
where you used to be
It's just a bottle and all that's left is glass
I feel this empty
I feel this empty
Oh I hate to admit that you're gone
CHORUS
And I lay these words down
Like flowers on a grave
Play every sound
Of every melody we made
Of queens & crowns
Was it memory or charade
A charade
Verse
Tomorrow I'll rise
Maybe I'll be happier
Like I used to be
Like I used to be.
I can't feel anything
And it's hiding all my pain
Oh I cry out
Oh I cry out
Oh I hate to admit that you're gone
I held it closely right beside my heart
Where you used to be
where you used to be
It's just a bottle and all that's left is glass
I feel this empty
I feel this empty
Oh I hate to admit that you're gone
CHORUS
And I lay these words down
Like flowers on a grave
Play every sound
Of every melody we made
Of queens & crowns
Was it memory or charade
A charade
Verse
Tomorrow I'll rise
Maybe I'll be happier
Like I used to be
Like I used to be.
I can't feel anything
And it's hiding all my pain
Oh I cry out
Oh I cry out
Oh I hate to admit that you're gone
credits
from Baltimore Boulevard Deluxe LP,
track released November 3, 2017
Written by Jae Jin
Produced & Mixed by Sam Ock (ATL) (Insta: @samuelock)
Mastered by O Studio (Insta: @ostudiosoud)
Track Art: Jackie Pham (Insta: @jackiepham)
Consultants: Andrew Choi, Alex Vazquez, James Han
Written by Jae Jin
Produced & Mixed by Sam Ock (ATL) (Insta: @samuelock)
Mastered by O Studio (Insta: @ostudiosoud)
Track Art: Jackie Pham (Insta: @jackiepham)
Consultants: Andrew Choi, Alex Vazquez, James Han
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