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Valentine's Day
03:10
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Totally surprised that it could end this way
Even though we tried so hard to break it
I won’t be coming back around again
‘Til I’m strong enough to take it
I fight
I fight
I tried
I can’t relax
So that’s why
I’d die
I’m avoiding heart attacks
So don’t break me
You can see why I’m cautious
Why I watch what I say
So I don’t get nauseous
'Specially not on Valentine’s Day
You never listen to what I’m trying to say
You won’t listen to what I’m trying to say
You want to listen
I would listen
All this time said
You were the coward
But it makes no sense to go red
When you put yourself forward
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Jessica Grace Oxford, UK
Raised by wolves in the heart of England, Sniff Sniff used her experience in the wilderness to hunt for nuts and berries.
At that point she founded Jessica Grace, using excess berries to fuel the upload of the songs and wolf spit to power her laptop.
Her more recent work is a mixture of synth pop, acoustic lyrical folk, alternative and indie-ish.
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