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Miss G

by Songs of Petrichor

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She smiles like the moon,
She makes me wanna dance,
She smiles like the moon,
She makes me wanna dance,
How can I tell her how I feel?
The way she talks to me so real,
Don't you know, Miss Ji?
You will always be so real to me!

The more that I think,
The more that I drink,
The more that I drink,
The more that I think,
Of you in my arms,
Muse all night long,
Can she play a game
Where we both will win?

And if you leave,
I ll never be the same again!

I won't let her go cuz once she made me smile,
No I won't let her go after all this time,
Everywhere and nowhere,
I ll be by your side Miss Ji.

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released August 10, 2022
released August 10, 2022
Song : Miss G
Band : Songs of Petrichor
Performed by : Shaharyar (Vocals, Guitar, Keys) Yousuf (Guitar, Bass), Omair (Drums)
Written and composed by : Songs of Petrichor
Co Produced by: 200 Shams
Record Label: Wall of Sound

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Songs of Petrichor Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Songs of Petrichor is exactly what it sounds like: Petrichor gorgeously means ‘the smell of rain’. SOP takes you through a journey of rain-induced nostalgia, memories, strong emotions, relish and melancholy. While taking influence from a diverse and broad set of genres, SOP manages to find its own voice and build its unique but relatable sound. The band was founded by foreigners living in Jeddah. ... more

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