Inara George - Release Me

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My love, I will always love you
But never will I forgive you
For being gone for so long

My heart, forever a little broken
So many nights I've woken
From a dream that you came back to me

So won't you please, please
Please, please, please
Please, please, please, please
Release me

I've been the best at doing the best that I can
I've spent my life in the shadow of a man
Now I want to be the writer of this song
And a love, not just a longing
In a world that is just calling me to be free

Only I know what we had between us
Some people don't believe us
The things that have been spoken
Would leave anyone heartbroken

But never mind I'm still a survivor
But I'm begging to be lighter
It's all on me to set this free

So won't you please, please
Please, please, please
Please, please, please, please
Release me

I've lived, I've lived, I've lived
For more than two of your lives
I've lived to move these mountains aside
I've lived just by staying alive

So won't you please, please
Please, please, please
Please, please, please, please
Release me
Release me

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Inara George is a talented singer-songwriter and musician known for her ethereal vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Born on July 4, 1974, in Los Angeles, California, she is the daughter of legendary musician Lowell George, the co-founder of the band Little Feat.

Growing up in a musical household, Inara was exposed to a wide range of genres and artists from a young age. She began writing and performing her own music in her teenage years and eventually formed the indie pop duo The Bird and The Bee with producer Greg Kurstin in 2005.

The Bird and The Bee quickly gained a following for their unique blend of electronic and indie pop sounds, with Inara's dreamy vocals taking center stage. The duo released several albums and EPs, including their self-titled debut album in 2007, which featured the hit single "Again & Again."

Inara has also pursued a successful solo career, releasing several solo albums including "All Rise" in 2005 and "Dearest Everybody" in 2018. Her solo work showcases her introspective songwriting and emotive vocals, drawing comparisons to artists like Feist and Norah Jones.

In addition to her work as a musician, Inara has collaborated with a wide range of artists including Van Dyke Parks, Michael McDonald, and Sia. She has also contributed vocals to various film soundtracks and commercials.

Inara George continues to create music that resonates with audiences around the world, blending elements of pop, folk, and indie rock to create a sound that is uniquely her own. With her emotive lyrics and captivating vocals, she has established herself as a respected and influential artist in the music industry.