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Not So Bad
Upbeat pop song with funk and soul leanings. Despite its happy demeanour of strong rhythms, funky guitar and positive chord progressions, sadly the lyrics suggest otherwise. To complete the title: it's Not So Bad (For A Man To Cry) - yep, it's about seeing your girl with another man and how much it hurts. Party time in the music, weepy time in the vocals.
Preview 03:06
111 BPM Vocals
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