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Alright

by Rhonda Nicole

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Just in time for Valentine's Day, a song about love just in the nick of time. It's alright...

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It's good to see you
It's been a long time
So much has changed
Since you were all mine

But I can see
By the look in your eyes
We're still the same
Even after all this time

CHORUS
There will be no end for us tonight
You're with me and everything's alright

Can I tell you something
You promise not to laugh?
You were my greatest love
And probably my last

It's so hard out here
You ain't even gotta ask
Lovers came and went
Said hello goodbye so fast

So long I've dreamt of our return to love
Why deny ourselves this chance for love?

CHORUS
There will be no end for us tonight
You're with me and everything's alright

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released February 11, 2022
Written, composed, arranged, produced, performed by Rhonda Nicole

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Rhonda Nicole Los Angeles, California

Singer, songwriter, and producer Rhonda Nicole's inspirations run the gamut from the Minneapolis sound to Motown, Stax, '80s pop, '90s R&B, and beyond.

Rhonda Nicole's discography includes her debut EP, 2010's 'Nuda Veritas,' co-produced with her longtime music partner Montrose Cunningham; 'Radical Ecstasy' and 'Home,' both released in 2020; and her 2022 collection, 'LOVER.' ... more

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