G. Harrison
G. is 24 years old.
He is the Lead Singer of Daywish.
G. is located in Belgrade at JD|Jam Bel.
G. likes to go for a walk during off hours and is trying to improve skill in order to get ahead professionally.
Twisted Grip
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Song Details
Twisted Grip is Floorfiller music in tempo Presto. The music is mind melting and the lyrics are mind melting. The song was written 3/7/2024 by G. Harrison. The originality is perfect.
| Fame: |
61 |
| Popularity: |
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| Stage Potential: |
30 |
| Genre: |
Country & Western |
| Owner: |
None |
| First Revealed: |
3/7/2024 |
Dominant Instruments
Lead Vocals
Electric Guitar
Special Lyrics
(Verse 1)
I slam the door, no turning back,
No tears left to cry, no heart to crack.
It's time to let you go, to say goodbye,
You were the worst, no need to lie.
(Chorus)
No regrets, no looking back,
Our love was a train wreck, off the track.
I'm moving on, leaving you behind,
You were nothing, just a state of mind.
(Verse 2)
Our love was toxic, a twisted game,
I should've walked away, should've had no shame.
But now I'm free, from your chains,
No more heartache, no more pains.
(Chorus)
No regrets, no looking back,
Our love was a train wreck, off the track.
I'm moving on, leaving you behind,
You were nothing, just a state of mind.
(Bridge)
I'm better off without you, that's for sure,
You were poison, with no cure.
I'll find someone real, someone true,
Unlike you, who was never true blue.
(Chorus)
No regrets, no looking back,
Our love was a train wreck, off the track.
I'm moving on, leaving you behind,
You were nothing, just a state of mind.
(Outro)
So goodbye, farewell, it's the end,
I won't miss you, not even a friend.
I'm free now, from your twisted grip,
No more sorrow, no more trip.
Record Releases
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