Zoe Wees - That's How It Goes

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{Verse 1}
Iʼve been picking myself off of the floor
Every damn night I start a war
I got all these problems on my mind
Iʼve been trying hard to survive

{Pre-Chorus}
This world is cruel
You love then you lose
Until your heart stops

{Chorus}
All my life, all my life, all my life
Yeah Iʼve been told
Thatʼs how it, thatʼs how it goes, yeah
You gotta fight on your own
Who needs enemies, friends like these?
When I need them they donʼt call
They all got their reasons, their demons, they donʼt know
Devil by my side, trying to take my life
So so controlled

{Post-Chorus}
But thatʼs how it goеs
Thatʼs how it goes
Thatʼs how it goes
Thatʼs how it goes

{Verse 2}
Somе nights I feel like I’m walking on fire
The only thing that keeps me alive
I came out to visit hell tonight
Looked the devil right in his eyes

{Pre-Chorus}
This world is cruel
You love then you lose
Until your heart stops

{Chorus}
All my life, all my life, all my life
Yeah Iʼve been told
Thatʼs how it, thatʼs how it goes, yeah
You gotta fight on your own
Who needs enemies, friends like these?
When I need them they don’t call
They all got their reasons, their demons, they donʼt know
Devil by my side, trying to take my life
So so controlled

{Post-Chorus}
But thatʼs how it goes
Thatʼs how it goes
Thatʼs how it goes
Thatʼs how it goes

Release Date: October 22, 2021

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Zoe Wees can steal the show, even with her mouth shut. The rising popstar saw her childhood idol Jessie J perform a party trick – belting out a massive melody without moving her lips – and was determined to try it for herself.

The 19-year-old singer has a fizzing, irresistible sense of humour, but behind her broad grin is a steely work ethic: in the studio, it’s serious. Born in Hamburg and raised by her mother, Zoe’s career so far has been shaped by the essential role that music plays in her life.

Her raw, powerful debut single ‘Control’ confronts the emotional scars left by her epilepsy. One night before she was supposed to go into the studio, her anxiety peaked: “I was just really sad. I had something like five anxiety attacks. So, the next day, I said: I have to write about this. It was really hard, but music helped me to talk about it.”

Zoe’s follow-up single, Girls Like Us, is unmistakably her.  Packed with coming-of-age sensibilities, such as finding acceptance and fighting her own insecurities, listeners will instantly find warmth and comfort to her vocals & reflective, heart-swelling lyrical content.

Unsurprisingly, she already has an unusually deep connection with her fans. “Sometimes people don’t have other people to listen to them, but I’m always here. I can help people with my music, it’s just the best feeling.”