Cry Your Eyes Out To - Sam Seccombe's - “Bother With You"

 
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Welcome back Sam Seccombe, a British artist who’s released his full EP, ready and available for the public’s consumption. Sam describes Bother With You as “a warm, moving acoustic track which [he] wrote coming out of a break-up, questioning whether any of it was worth it in the first place.” His echoed melodies will have you teary eyed and reaching for the tissue box, so prepare for your emotions to break through the floodgate. This may be the emotional tune you blast by yourself or with friends. So go stream Bother With You now and allow yourself to feel every lyric.

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