Bebe Rexha - Guaranteed For Life (feat. Kinetics & One Love) (Unreleased)

Dua Lipa - Under The Lights (unreleased Song)

Dua Lipa - Shine On Sad World (unreleased Song)

Freaky Friday

Cry (feat. Pharrell)

Hard Liquor

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The Universe Knew” is what happens when fate stops feeling like fiction.
It’s the moment in the album where the storm finally softens, where the world stops demanding explanations, and where the person standing in front of you feels less like coincidence and more like divine intention.

This song sits at the quiet center of the cosmos you’ve been building—
after the heartbreak,
after the ghosts,
after the numbness and the venom and the unraveling—
when love reappears in pastel light instead of lightning strikes.

this track is the breath you didn’t know you were holding.
It’s about being chosen in the spaces where you’ve always felt unlovable:
in the depression that drowned whole afternoons,
in the grief that sent you collapsing onto your mother’s sleeve,
in the lonely rooms where even your shadow felt like too much.

But someone stepped in anyway—
gentle, steady, patient—
and saw you not as your ruin, but as your rebuilding.

It’s not just a song about destiny.
It’s about the courage to believe that after everything you’ve lived through, the universe might still place something soft in your hands.
A reminder that sometimes the right love doesn’t crash into your life—
it simply stands there, quiet and unwavering, waiting for you to recognize it.

“The Universe Knew” is the realization that maybe you weren’t alone after all.
Maybe the universe really was rooting for you the entire time.

The Universe Knew

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The Things That Are So Hard to Remember

Acoustic folk-pop song in 4/4 time at a moderate tempo, featuring a female vocalist. The instrumentation primarily consists of acoustic guitar, piano, and a subtle string section. The acoustic guitar provides a fingerpicked arpeggiated pattern throughout the verses, transitioning to strummed chords in the choruses. The piano adds melodic counterpoints and harmonic support. The string section, comprising violins and cellos, provides a warm, sustained pad, particularly prominent in the choruses and instrumental breaks. The female vocalist sings with a clear, breathy tone, utilizing a relatively narrow vocal range with occasional melodic flourishes. The song structure follows a verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus-outro pattern. The chord progression is diatonic, creating a generally uplifting and reflective mood. Production is clean, with a focus on vocal clarity and a balanced mix of acoustic instruments. Reverb is used on the vocals and strings to create a sense of space.



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