You Shouldn't Really Have Me by Abi Foster

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    You Shouldn't Really Have Me

    Abi Foster

    mellow acoustic tracks with oohs and lyrics reflecting on a romantic situation

    Indie
    singer-songwriter
    Romantic
    Cinematic
    Hopeful
    Nostalgic
    129 BPM
    4:14
    Key: F Major
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