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This is my third diary entry, i wrote this song five years ago after an emotionally abusive relationship, the title is self explanatory of the events that occurred.

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Verse 1

Last year, you came into my life
You made me feel like
Summer in the winter baby
Made me feel in ways i never knew
Made me feel Like I was


Pre-chorus
you gave me
Joy
And I thought you were
peace
Thought you were my
Love
And
Happiness
But You gave me
Pain
And ......


Chorus
You became The death of me
You were the death of me
Death x3
Nothing left of me
6ft under


Verse 2

Submerged in your lies
I danced and I fight
Telling him to loose that grip
That grip you got on my mind
Dragging me up and down
Flipping me around
Cause suggah your my death

Your showing cracks
Got me breaking my back
My Skins crawling
Twisting my mind
And as God is my witness
You’ve got me in Deaths kisses
Cause you were the death……
Joy
I thought you were
Peace
That it was with you
Love
(baby I loved yah!)
You gave me
Happiness
But You gave me

Chorus

The death
death x3
of me
You became the death of me, oooh yeah
I’m in the grave 6 feet under breathing for air, and you became the death of me.

Bridge

Now you’re here
And I’m gone
At my funeral
Will you sing me a song
Deathly melodies
Sweet harmonies
because you became the death of me


Chorus
The death
death x3
of me
You became the death of me, oooh yeah
I’m in the grave 6 feet under breathing for air, (turnaround) and you became the death of me.

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from Affairs of Her Heart, released November 18, 2022
Producer: Nathan (Boadi) Barnieh
Songwriter: Mahalia Fontaine
Mixing and Mastering Engineers: Dario Scotti, Chris Pavey

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Mahalia Fontaine London, UK

Hailing from West London, powerhouse Mahalia Fontaine debuts as a solo artist, with a gift far beyond her years. Her music is an extension of her bold personality drawing influences from Fela Kuti, Bob Marley, Mahalia Jackson and Ella Fitzgerald.

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