Gus Dapperton - Amadelle With Love

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{Verse 1}
You use to step, fall manyful
Amadelle with love
Sporting all control
You used to dress alotfulness
Amadelle with love
Eyes for wide interest

{Bridge}
And I'm to blame for but once or more
And I'm to blame for the lost allure
With love it's aimless to make me move
You used to make me move

{Chorus}
Bleach, white beak
You poor clown
Is that your crowd?
Snow, white nose
You poor clown
Is that your crowd?

{Verse 2}
You used to lean very muchly
Amadelle with love
Type of swing does she
You used to twirl far moreable
Amadelle with love
Influence and spell

{Bridge}
And I'm to blame for but once or more
And I'm to blame for the lost allure
With love, its aim is to make me move
You used to make me move

{Chorus}
Bleach, white beak
You poor clown
Is that your crowd?
Snow, white nose
You poor clown
Is that your crowd?

{Outro}
Do you even know who I am, love?
Well that's because my shoes are tied
Now it’s a who and its a hem, love
A rumor too profuse for lies
Do you even know who I am, love?
Well that's because my shoes are tied
Now it’s a who and it's a hem, love
A rumor too profuse for lies

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Brendan Patrick Rice (born March 11, 1997), better known by his stage name Gus Dapperton, is an American singer-songwriter from Warwick, New York. His band consists of himself, his sister Amadelle, and lifelong friends Yendawg and Tommy Sibilla.

Dapperton began making his own music after winning a songwriting contest in the eighth grade and then eventually released his first single “Moodna, Once With Grace” in 2016. He gained traction when his singles “I’m Just Snacking” and “Prune, You Talk Funny” went viral on YouTube in 2017 and he has dropped a project every year from then to 2020 with his debut album Where Polly People Go to Read. coming out in 2019.

Dapperton specialises in genre-bending music that contradicts itself and defies the norm and he describes himself as “a producer first and foremost”. Sonically, he often juxtaposes sunny-sounding beats with eccentric lyrics that discuss saddening themes and showcase his diverse vocals that range from velvety to gravelly.
In an interview with Another Man, he said:

There’s nothing I’m really trying to achieve except for making music to help myself, and sharing that with listeners…