Fletcher has dropped a new live EP, 'Would I Still Love Me If I Really Knew Me? (Live from California)'
The live EP features Grammy winners on piano and guitar accompaniment.
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I've been sitting on a secret And I don't think I can keep it anymore I've been hiding out in northern California Where nobody knows who I was before Where they won't judge me in the morning
We were counting down The music stopped We were waiting for the ball to drop I closed my eyes and I leaned in
I kissed a boy And I know it's not what you wanted to hear And it wasn't on your bingo card this year Well, it wasn't on mine I fell in love And it wasn't with who I thought it would be And I'm scared to think of what you'll think of me His lips were soft I had no choice I kissed a boy
Laying my cards on the table I'll admit, I don't know how to label it You can think that I'm a hypocrite, that's cool I'm just following my heart, is what it is And only time will tell
If I will or won't do this again Maybe I've changed Or maybe it's just him But I leaned in
And kissed a boy And I know it's not what you wanted to hear And it wasn't on your bingo card this year Well, it wasn't on mine I fell in love And it wasn't with who I thought it would be And I'm scared to think of what you'll think of me His lips were soft I had no choice I kissed a boy
I kissed a boy And I know it's not what you wanted to hear And it wasn't on your bingo card this year Well, it wasn't on mine I kissed a boy
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"Boy" is a song by FLETCHER from the album Would You Still Love Me If You Really Knew Me?, released in 2025. The song was written by FLETCHER, Jennifer Decilveo, Shane McAnally. It was produced by FLETCHER, Jennifer Decilveo.
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