Gudboy leaves us wanting more after listening to his sultry synths and irresistible beats. The captivating lyrics are based on the emotions behind knowing someone you love is about to leave despite your best efforts and desires for them to stay. Gudboy has his own unique sound, yet has similar vibes to other popular artists like Glass Animals and Flume. Why don’t you stick around and listen below!
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