Letra Control

'Control de Zoe Wees' se estrenó el 05 de octubre de 2021.

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Early in the morning I still get a little bit nervous

Fighting my anxiety constantly I try to control it

Even when I know it's been forever I can still feel the spin

Hurts when I remember and I never wanna feel it again

Don't know if you get it 'cause I can't express how thankful I am

That you were always with me when it hurts, I know that you understand

I don't wanna lose control

Nothing I can do anymore

Trying every day when I hold my breath

Spinning out in space, pressing on my chest

I don't wanna lose control

Sometimes I still think it's coming but I know it's not

Trying to breathe in and then out but the air gets caught

'Cause even though I'm older now and I know how to shake off the past

I wouldn't have made it if I didn't have you holding my hand

I don't wanna lose control

Nothing I can do anymore

Trying every day when I hold my breath

Spinning out in space, pressing on my chest

I don't wanna lose control

I need you to know I would never be this strong without you

You've seen how I've grown, you took all my doubt

'Cause you were home

I don't wanna lose control

There's nothing I can do anymore

I don't wanna lose control (oh, oh, oh)

Nothing I can do anymore (anymore), anymore

Trying every day when I hold my breath

Spinning out in space pressing on my chest (pressing on my chest)

I don't wanna lose control

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Compuesta por: Zoe Wees

Letra añadida por: Pablo Rosero / Revisión por: Letra sin correciones

¿Cual es el significado de la letra: Control de Zoe Wees?

Esta canción "Control" del artista Zoe Wees se estrenó el 2021-10-05, tiene una duración de 230.88 segundos. “Control” is 17-year-old singer Zoe Wees’ debut single. This raw and emotional ballad is autobiographical, telling the story of Wees’ struggle through rolandic childhood epilepsy – a disease that had her fighting for years with subjects like loss of control, helplessness and exclusion from a very young age.\n\n“The sickness was stronger than me, and left scars that have become part of my life. Accepting them has taken so much time, but they make me what I am today: a fighter.”\n\nFor Zoe, “Control” is not only the story of the end of a long struggle, but also the beginning of leaving the past behind. The song is dedicated to Wees’ school teacher who played a big role in her childhood, helping her through the darkest times of her epilepsy in the classroom, and the hospital. Zoe shows us her deepest self through exquisite song text and an emotional performance. “Control” is an immaculate pop ballad, woven perfectly to exhibit the fragility, sensibility and strength of a young artist on the verge of an incredible career in music.