Gopal - Fuck those roses weren't read

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Fuck those roses weren’t red
Swore i wouldn't be here again, im here again
Your head in the clouds mine in cement

What is the point of goin out when you been sleepin just seven through ten
I missed having some friends, they distanced or dead, dunno what the difference is
Fuck the feelings and all of the motherfuckers
That wanna challenge my stance
Got nobody holding my hands
They think they better off with a bottеd out gram
Imma buy momma a house sum they’ll nevеr get a chance
Fuck your fans, i only got me, myself, and my pen
Your spine shivers like im buildin up the suspense, see

I don’t think you wanna be me, stuck in my room with nowhere to be
I think she hates me, i feel defeated, i hurts to even think it
Like i’m breathin the wrong kinda oxygen
It’s a shame how it’s not the same
And how she just left
And now i’m left
Out of breath, bereft
With what’s left

Fuck those roses weren’t red
Swore i wouldn't be here again, im here again
Your head in the clouds mine in cement

Release Date: May 06, 2024

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"Gopal - Fuck those roses weren't red" is a raw and emotional song that delves into feelings of loneliness, betrayal, and heartbreak. The lyrics express a sense of isolation and disillusionment, with the artist feeling abandoned by friends and loved ones. The repetition of the phrase "Fuck those roses weren't red" serves as a powerful declaration of frustration and disappointment. The song captures the pain of feeling misunderstood and unappreciated, while also hinting at a desire for independence and self-reliance. Overall, "Gopal - Fuck those roses weren't red" is a poignant and introspective track that resonates with anyone who has experienced feelings of rejection and abandonment.

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Gopal – Official Artist WebsiteManagement & Bookings: info@manlikegopal With a barrage of music videos released via GRM Daily, Gopal continues to demonstrate his lyrical prowess and versatility on a mixture of sounds, ranging from Grime to Afro-Swing to Drill.

Hailing from North London, at an early age Gopal saw music as an outlet to escape his family’s financial difficulties as well as the harsh realities of London estates. Over the years, Gopal solidified his skills by recording a multitude of freestyles and clashing other MCs. Frequently commended by fans for his rapid flows and heavy punchlines, Gopal does not shy away from saying what’s on his mind. His debut single “Target Practice” received radio play within the first week of release (BBC Radio 1Xtra & Asian Network). This also led to the BBC crowning Gopal as “Artist Of The Week” (BBC Introducing) and calling him to BBC Marylebone for his first radio interview. Following this, Gopal was forced to take a musical hiatus due to the unfortunate passing of his grandmother.

However, on return he has proven to be in his best form yet, even receiving praise from artists such as Chip. In fact, Gopal was selected as a finalist for Chip’s “House Of CM Artist Search 2019”, ultimately winning one-to-one mentoring from House Of CM Management.