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Kesha - "Dear Me"

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too late for an oscar nomination now :fish2:

hold the documentary miss warren, let's try again next year 

  • 1 month later...

Lemme run to my NZ qobuz downloader and see if I can get it now 👀

6 hours ago, Vixen Eyes said:

oh why is it under kemosabe records?

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The film's was in production for a while, she probably recorded the song before her deal expired.

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It's cute!

 

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Don't think Miss Warren is ending that losing streak though

 

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2 minutes ago, Nefertiti0 said:

 

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we have worked on projects together and every song more iconic than the next, but none of them ever were publicly released.

Excuse me? Release them NOW :jonny5:

Idk this is just a boring rehash of Hilary Duffs I Am (also written by Miss Warren)for the self loathing trauma obsessed gen z

:clap3:

 

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For her contribution to the new documentary Diane Warren: Relentless, Kesha decided to strip back the artifice and sing from the heart. The result is "Dear Me," a Warren-penned, Guy Roche-produced ballad where Kesha looks back on her younger self and offers some salient advice — primarily, to know that she can get through whatever pain comes her way. It's no surprise that Kesha sounds as good as she does here; it is surprising, though, to get such a poignant song in a week when so many of us need to hear this.

https://www.billboard.com/culture/pride/queer-jams-of-the-week-shygirl-kesha-1235882730/

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