Tabac Carton - Yes no maybe

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{Verse 1}
Hollywood Boulevard
Hours riding on Sunday
Midnight rolling away
Before the sunlight sleeps in again

{Chorus}
Who do you think that your foolin', foolin'?
What do you think that you're doin'?
Winning or losing, my heart tells me
Love should be easy, yes, no, maybe?

{Verse 2}
Norah Jones on the radio
I'll be biding my time, that's fine
Tiptoeing away from the game
'Cause there's so many flavors

{Chorus}
Who do you think that your foolin'?
And why does it feel like a win when I'm losing?
Running away, but stay, lady, stay
Love should be easy, yes, no, maybe? Hey

{Bridge}
I'll
I'll be losing you someday
Looking for a dream that I've already found
Held so high in your eyes that therе's no way but down

{Chorus}
Who do you think that you're foolin', foolin'?
What do you think that you're doin'?
Winning or losing, I need you to tell mе
Love should be easy, so yes, no or maybe?

Release Date: April 25, 2024

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"Tabac Carton - Yes no maybe" is a soulful and introspective song that takes the listener on a journey through the complexities of love and relationships. Set against the backdrop of Hollywood Boulevard and the late-night hours, the lyrics paint a picture of a protagonist grappling with the uncertainty and emotional turbulence of a romantic connection.

The chorus poses questions about the nature of love and the challenges that come with it, questioning whether it should be easy or if it's filled with uncertainty. The verses evoke a sense of longing and contemplation, with references to Norah Jones on the radio and the bittersweet realization that love can be both exhilarating and heartbreaking.

The bridge delves into the inevitability of losing someone and the struggle to hold onto a dream that may ultimately slip away. The song's emotional depth is matched by its melodic and haunting sound, making it a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of love's complexities.