I often write, with the intention of giving myself advice, and Goddam is truly the embodiment of that process. I wrote the song at a  time when I wasn't feeling like my best self, and frankly, I just needed a pep talk. 'Goddam' is not just a song, it's a proclamation of confidence. The world can often make you feel as though you are not enough, and with this song, I hope listeners can realize that being enough is not something someone else gets to decide for you, it's who you are, it's your birthright."
Goddam combines my Jazz vocal roots with my love of pop music. The song incorporates the complex piano chords found in Jazz music, with the pumping bass, and catchy lyrics that are found in pop music. It seamlessly combines these elements to create a sound that I like to call Jazz pop-nb (Jazz, Pop, Rnb) get it

Goddam

Goddam(Instrumental)

Goddam(ft S.O.A.P)[Remix]

Goddamn!

You're only twenty-three
Ain't got no time for commitment
Is what you're telling me
Cause honestly you're just not happy
With how you've been doing mentally
(And I get that I really do)
Well quite frankly.

You always call me up
Saying how you doing
Hey baby girl what's up
(Hey baby girl what's up)
Won't you come on round over
To give me that stuff
Ooh I wish it could be enough
But it's never enough

So hears to that boy on the weekend
Can't call him my man, he's my good friend
He's gone and caught me in the deep end
It's never too late to say that I'm sinking
Here's the crux to my story
He hit it first he got my glory
He's got no love waiting for me
I've been thinking that he ain't for me.

If you Gone Leave
Be a man about it baby
Don't you play me
Be a man about it tell me
If you don't want me
Be a man about it Baby
Yeah if you Gone Leave
Yeah if you Gone Leave

Don't you go talking about how
You
Need time to figure it all out
Said I
I know you remember
And you should be so clever
And we could be together
If you could treat me better, better, better better

Don't waste all your time and mine
(Could you make up your mind already)
If you're not ready to cross the line
(I mean it's really not that hard)
If you wanna leave
Don't give it all to me
Just be real with me
Honestly (I mean come on)

So hears to that boy on the weekend
Can't call him my man, he's my good friend
He's gone and caught me in the deep end
It's never too late to say that I'm sinking
Here's the crux to my story
He hit it first he got my glory
He's got no love waiting for me
I've been thinking that he ain't for me.

If you Gone leave
Be a man about it baby
Don't you play me
Be a man about it tell me
If you don't want me
Be a man about it Baby
Yeah if you Gone Leave
Yeah if you Gone Leave

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
You had your time
You F***** it up yeah
You had my life
You F***** it up yeah
You had my heart
You F***** it up yeah

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
You had your time
You F***** it up yeah
You had your life
You F***** it up yeah
You had my heart
You F***** it up yeah

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
You had your time
You F***** it up yeah
You had your life...

Gone Leave

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Bird

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Eye.Sha was born to Gambian parents in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and grew up watching BET's 106 & Park. Because of this, her music draws from the vocal stylings of traditional Gambian Griots and early 2000s R&B. With these influences she creates a genre-defying sound that she describes as avante-garde-R&B. Her music fits on playlists with artists like Bree Runway and Dawn Richard, while her rich alto tone is reminiscent of Anita Baker. In 2022, Eye.Sha was acknowledged by Exclaim Magazine, on its list of eight emerging Canadian artists to watch.

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