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North Dakota (Lyle Lovett cover)

“Don’t Ya Want It to Grow” is a sprawling, soulful journey that blends bluesy grit with raw emotion. The track unfolds patiently, carrying a steady groove and layered instrumentation that feels both organic and powerful. Vocals echo with urgency and conviction, pushing the song forward while the instrumentation creates a textured landscape of rhythm and melody. Its length gives it a hypnotic, almost meditative quality—like watching something alive slowly take root and rise.

This is music that breathes, urging listeners to stay present and feel every turn as it grows from delicate beginnings into something expansive and unrestrained. Perfect for late-night drives, deep reflection, or anyone who wants to be carried away by sound that refuses to be rushed.

Don't Ya Want It to Grow (rough mix)

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