This song idea is about being in a relationship for the wrong reason, or for no reason at all, and realizing that it's better to walk away once one of you, or both of you realize it's for the best!!!! :-) Thank you in advance for listening! :-)

We Both Know (CourtneyB & OneS Beats) Collaboration

Official Audio for "We Both Know" by Brennan Story.

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LYRICS:

You'd think by now I'd learn that no ones coming to save me
'Cause this whiskey don't forget the pain you bring me baby
It burns going down
I need another round
'Cause I know by now you're out there runnin' round trying to replace me


We Both Know they can't do it like I do
and we both know I'm way better off without you
You can't be alone
You're just leading 'em on
'Cause we both know
They can't do it like I do


You must be out your mind, you know they ain't the one
And you wasted all my time, so I get wasted drunk

I wish I would've seen the signs
I wish I could've made it right
and it still keeps me up at night, knowing
they keep you up at night

and make it look easy to let go
I'll sit back, enjoy the show
Your secret's safe with me don't let them know..


We Both Know they can't do it like I do
and we both know I'm way better off without you
You can't be alone
You're just leading 'em on
'Cause we both know
They can't do it like I do


I'm taking shots all night, call me a son of a gun
And don't come back in my life, 'cause it's all said and done
You must be out of your mind, you know they ain't the one
And you wasted all my time, so I get wasted drunk


We Both Know they can't do it like I do
and we both know I'm way better off without you
You can't be alone
You're just leading 'em on
'Cause we both know
They can't do it like I do

We Both Know

Official Audio for "65" by Brennan Story.

we both know

Sofie Alise writes songs the way a coroner conducts autopsies—gloves off, lights blinding. At just 20, the Los Angeles native has crafted a musical language that exists in the space between jazz’s intellectual detachment and pop’s visceral immediacy. Her upcoming debut EP isn’t merely a collection of songs; it’s a psychological case study set to minor-seventh chords, documenting what happens when a conservatory-trained vocalist decides to weaponize her diary. Her voice—a rich contralto that suggests Amy Winehouse’s bruised romanticism —serves as the perfect vehicle for lyrics that dissect modern love with surgical precision. 

Six years as lead vocalist for her school’s jazz band instilled in Sofie a respect for technical mastery, while her LA upbringing—equal parts her father’s Yacht Rock indoctrination and the city’s relentless pop machinery—gave her an instinct for hooks. The result is music that’s both intellectually rigorous and emotionally immediate; songs that reward close listening while still working as a soundtrack for late-night drives.

While female artists are increasingly expected to perform empowerment anthems, Sofie Alise is less interested in tidy resolutions than in messy young womanhood—the contradictions, the relapses, moments of weakness dressed up as strength. And as boundaries between genres continue to dissolve, she arrives as the perfect hybrid artist —too sophisticated for basic pop, too immediate for jazz purists, too honest for easy answers.

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