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Reach Me
03:45
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I fall asleep in the moment
Can u help me out
I get lost in the past
I forget that you’re different
In my soul
I can’t remember your touch
My heart is feeling
So cold
I go blind
I go walking in a fog
Don’t how to get out
If anyone can reach me
Oh If anyone can reach me
Oh its you
You you you you
Oh its you
Now I’m living a romance
With dark days
All I want is your face
I wish I’d never walked away
Its on me
I go blind
I go walking in a fog
Don’t how to get out
If anyone can reach me
Oh If anyone can reach me
Oh its you
You you you you
Oh its you
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denitia New York, New York
Denitia is a singer-songwriter who exemplifies American cultural enlightenment.
Now based in New
York’s Hudson Valley, Denitia’s portfolio of work reveals melodic stories spanning states, cities, and times.
With her songs as mantras, Denitia aims to reimagine what it means to be home.
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