Release Me
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Release Me
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If you come to say
You would get...
You can only try your best
It would be enough
If you gone to stare out the summer
You would get...
You can only try your best
But it would be enough
Release me
Release me from your love
Release me
Release me from this love
I...
I cannot make you dream
I can kiss away all this scars
But i can't relieve again
Sometimes you... sometimes you bad
... too warm and make you... your game okay
Release me
Release me from your love
Release me
Release me from this love
I, you gotta know
... release me
Release me from your love
Release me
Release me from your love
Release me
Release me from this love
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Who performs "Release Me"?
Kele performs "Release Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Kele catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Release Me"?
Yes. The related section below points to Closer (feat. Jodie Scantlebury) and The Other Side with a short reason for opening each page next.
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