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Addiction (Intro)

from Montrer Ses Plaies by VVN

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Baby, please stay with me
I know I'm crazy, but only I can make you say (you make me smile with my heart)

Watching the whirlwinds spin on summer days
I close my eyes and visualize a paradise, I'm safe
Then I see your face
(you make me smile)

I can't forget the day you came to me
Wrapped in perfection, under a forbidden tree
You walked away, but still I can't deny
(you make me smile)

Is this addiction? My actions prove unsafe
All out of character depending on this case
Can't piece the puzzle, all that is can be is
(you make me smile with my heart)

With my heart, you make me smile
But it seems I only love you for a while
At times it's hard to say
(you make me smile)

Wrapped in passion, love echos off the walls
Dying at your love, crying out for more
When the seas are calm and I collapse into your arms
(you make me smile)

Baby, please stay with me
I know I'm crazy, but only I can make you say (you make me smile with my heart)

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from Montrer Ses Plaies, released August 11, 2015
Kayne West - Addiction
Late Registration
Produced by Job Brian & Kayne West

Written by Vivienne Isebor

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VVN London, UK

Likened to artists such as Lauryn Hill, Lianne La Havas and Erykah Badu, Vivienne is a singer/songwriter, spoken word artist, actress, and poet.

Her most recent project - Elemental uses a mix of vocals, poetry and spoken word to tell a story of self realisation through the five elements that make up our living experience. Elemental is available on major streaming platforms and hardcopy CD. ... more

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