Apollo Liberace & Tyla Yaweh - Paradise

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{Intro: Apollo Liberace}
Ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah

{Chorus: Apollo Liberace}
You-ooh-ooh
I can't get away from you
Paradise is miserable
Without you-ooh-ooh

{Post-Chorus: Apollo Liberace}
You-ooh-ooh
I-I was a place for you
Paradise is miserable
Without you-ooh-ooh

{Verse 1: Apollo Liberace}
You been on my mind, baby
Let's spend a little time, baby
I got you-ooh-ooh, I got you-ooh-ooh
Ayy, all we need is love, baby
We don't need drugs, baby
We don't need drugs, baby

{Chorus: Apollo Liberace}
I can't get away from you
Paradise is miserable
Without you-ooh-ooh
You-ooh-ooh

{Verse 2: Tyla Yaweh}
'Member what you said just that other day
I need you close just to feel so safe
Every time we argue, gotta hold my breath
Every time you leave, you gotta take two steps
You said it's a whole lot of weight
See it in your eyes like it's night and day
I still hold that pain
Hold that weight on my shouldеrs, ooh

{Bridge: Tyla Yaweh, Apollo Liberace, Tyla Yaweh & Apollo Liberace}
I swear, you
I swear, you know my will
You know my heart, oh (My way), ooh-ooh (My way)
Ooh-ooh

{Chorus: Apollo Liberace}
I can't gеt away from you
Paradise is miserable
Without you-ooh-ooh
You-ooh-ooh

{Post-Chorus: Apollo Liberace}
You-ooh-ooh
I-I was a place for you
Paradise is miserable
Without you-ooh-ooh (Without you-ooh-ooh)

Release Date: April 26, 2024

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"Paradise" is a heartfelt collaboration between Apollo Liberace and Tyla Yaweh that explores the pain of being separated from a loved one. The song captures the emotions of longing and despair, as the artists express their deep connection and the emptiness they feel without each other. With soulful vocals and poignant lyrics, "Paradise" conveys the bittersweet nature of love and the struggle to find happiness without the one you truly care about. The chorus and post-chorus emphasize the overwhelming feeling of missing someone and the sense of incompleteness that comes with their absence. Overall, "Paradise" is a powerful ballad that speaks to the universal experience of love and loss.