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LA // TN
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If all your lips can talk about
Are fame and fortune
You’ve nothing good to say
I guess you’re too big for this town
No need to show it
Maybe I could drop your name?
Settle your talking down
You’re so pathetic now
LA or Tennessee?
Seen all I need to see
You make your bed with enemies
And fake intentions
Stay out late to buy your friends
But I don’t get down on my knees
Just for an empty mention
Hit me back when you're top ten
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Ryne Norman Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville-based artist fusing indie pop, UK R&B, and dreamy bedroom pop. Touring musician turned captivating songwriter/producer. Step into RYNE's world of creativity and self-expression. A mental health advocate who is only about building a supportive community. Music heals; RYNE leaves a positive impact. Reshaping the music industry, emphasizing artistry. Choose RYNE for a talent-driven change. ... more
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