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{Verse 1}
You filled a jar nobody could find
You slowed your pace when I fell behind
Thanks to you now, the future looks bright
Until the end, I'll follow that light

{Chorus}
So, today, I'll give you my heart
In a hundred years, I'll feel the same
Never in a century, will I run
I might get lost, but I'll always come back home
Back home to you

{Verse 2}
I feel safe and warm behind these doors
A castle where your love and your care pours
Life's hard, but I'll always come back
Forever, I want to be here for you

{Chorus}
So, today, I'll give you my heart
In a hundred yеars, I'll feel the same
Nevеr in a century, will I run
I might get lost, but I'll always come back home
Back home to you

Release Date: February 20, 2024

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R.J. Roze, formerly known as Raproze or Reru, is a multi-genre artist based out of the United States. He began writing music in 2018, but did not make his official mark until three years later with his debut album Notes From Home. He gained popularity in middle and high school for performing raps on the bus, which jumpstarted his passion for music.

He began as mostly a rapper, although he would occasionally write normal songs, but switched solely to rap in 2019 and 2020. He screen recorded YouTube type beats while rapping over them, releasing them to his Instagram page. He discovered Bandlab in February 2021, officially reigniting his biggest passion.

He released a whopping seven albums and two EPs in 2021, including hated albums XI and American Dream and more beloved projects like Fall To Autumn and the highly rushed Reru II: The Indigo Chapter in a collaborative effort with his newfound close friend Indigo Drift.

He released three albums and one EP in 2022, including the iconic Raproze, but also the failure Nightmares & Visions which would start a downward trend in visibility of his music that has yet to see a full recovery.

He has so far released two albums and one EP in 2023, including his critically acclaimed Another Day, which despite doing very little numbers marked a highly successful transition into pop punk.