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Artist: Alicia Keys
Canonical path: /alicia-keys/elevate-interlude
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Elevate (Interlude)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Elevate (Interlude)
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I already know how to touch you, I already know
Because you gotta always add on
You can't bring, can't just do what was done
You gotta always add on
We always build, we always grow
We elevate, by elevation
So, the way I touch this now, it's just gotta be like
Like the gods is like, yeah
Yeah, yeah
(Wow I think that's a really dope perspective)
She was risen when I was telling her stuff, oh I can go on too
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