TNinety - Cumberland

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{Hook}
Will I ever make it out the city limits?
The dreams that I dream never had you in it
Knew that we were doomed from start to finish
My whole heart was tinted, love lost to winter
Wondering down Cumberland Drive
Will I ever get a hold of life?

{Verse}
Tell me all of your truths
Over wine and chartreuse
From the day I saw you
I knew
That this would be the last time
I don't wanna past time
If I can't share it with you
But life got in the way
Same book, but different page

{Hook}
Will I ever make it out the city limits?
The dreams that I dream never had you in it
Knew that we were doomed from start to finish
My whole heart was tinted, love lost to winter
Wondering down Cumberland Drive
Will I ever get a hold of life?

Release Date: May 17, 2024

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The song "Cumberland" by TNinety explores the struggles of love and loss in a relationship. The artist questions whether they will ever be able to escape the confines of their city and move on from the heartbreak they have experienced. The lyrics reflect a sense of longing and regret, as the protagonist grapples with the realization that their love was doomed from the start. Despite the pain, they continue to wonder down Cumberland Drive, searching for a sense of clarity and peace in their life. The haunting melody and introspective lyrics create a mood of melancholy and introspection, making "Cumberland" a poignant and emotive track.

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Timothy Patterson, aka TNinety, is an alternative pop artist from Clarksville, TN. Being a black, LGBTQ+ artist, he finds it important to wear his heart on his sleeve and always speak his truth to act as a voice for those who feel unheard. His music explores themes of hopeless romanticism, mental health, self love and much much more. TNinety takes inspiration sonically and thematically from the likes of keshi, brakence, Aries, and Frank Ocean.