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do you feel

by OK Naledi

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do you feel is a song about trying to keep the feeling alive - sometimes the juice is worth the squeeze.

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Do you feel the way I wanna feel
Do you think we're gonna be for real

It broke down
Into a million pieces
It came off
And fell to the floor
I gave up
On trying to fix it
Fix it all you want
It's still just broken
It's still broken
Yeah

Do you feel the way I wanna
Do you feel the way I wanna

She just sits
Waiting for it
She's at home
But still feeling no where
She forgot
To keep on going
Going no where
Seems so much more important
Right now

Do you feel the way I wanna feel
Do you think we're gonna be for real
Do you feel the way I wanna

I don't mean to be so rude
But pick up the goddamn pieces
Just this once
Because I'm done
I'm done
I'm done
I'm done
I'm done
I'm done
I'm done
I'm done
I'm done

Do you feel the way I wanna
Hey yeah

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released July 15, 2022
Written, Composed, Produced by Naledi Sunstrum
Mixed and Mastered at All Buttons In Recording Studio
Beats by FrankyG Music

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OK Naledi

OK Naledi is an Afro House music project created by Queer, Motswana Canadian musician Kimberly Naledi Sunstrum.
Traditional sub-Saharan clean guitar lines, classic deep bass, movement-inspiring beats and that iconic, driving Afro House tempo - these are the pieces that define OK Naledi. ... more

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