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How I'm Coming

Late Night (p. Amour)

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Te Comprei Van Cleef

in your silence

On Borrowed Time We Danced by ObiAmeshi

A hauntingly beautiful exploration of fleeting love and the precious moments we steal from time itself. "On Borrowed Time We Danced" captures the bittersweet essence of romance that exists in the spaces between certainty and goodbye.

ObiAmeshi weaves together delicate melodies and introspective lyrics that speak to anyone who has ever held onto love knowing it might slip away. The song paints intimate scenes of two souls sharing stolen moments—dancing not to music, but to the rhythm of borrowed heartbeats and whispered promises.

With its ethereal soundscape and emotionally raw delivery, this track showcases ObiAmeshi's ability to transform personal vulnerability into universal connection. The music flows like a slow dance in twilight, where every step matters because you know the song will end.

"On Borrowed Time We Danced" is more than a song; it's a meditation on how we love fiercely in the face of impermanence, finding beauty in temporary spaces and meaning in moments that were never meant to last forever.

*A tender reminder that sometimes the most profound connections happen when we know we're running out of time.*

On Borrowed Time

ISSUES

“I want you to touch me like this… but most of all, I wanna hear you say my name.”
She’s in charge, and he knows it. A sensual demand dressed in silk — part instruction, part invitation. This one whispers, pleads, and commands, all in one breath.

Say My Name

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This one hurts — but in the coldest way.

Used 2 is the late-night, ego-bruised, bedroom R&B track that hits when love turns into memory. The kind of song you play when you see your ex shining—and you still got their hoodie in your closet.

Jinn and Nox spit bitter truths, Kairo smooths the pre-chorus with icy clarity, and Rei leads a chorus that stings like aftershave on a fresh wound. But it’s Selene of CovenX who steals the final word—her guest verse cuts deep, flips the narrative, and reminds everyone exactly what he lost.

She was the problem. He was the proof. And now? They both remember.

How I'm Coming

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