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Artist: Griff
Album: Vertigo

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Sarah Faith Griffiths known professionally as Griff, is a British singer and songwriter. Griff was born on 21 January 2001 to Chinese and Jamaican parents just out of Watford, she began making music by borrowing her brother’s Logic: teaching herself how to produce songs in secret from her classmates. On 4 July 2019, it was announced that Griff had been signed to Warner Records. On the same day, she released her debut single "Mirror Talk", accompanied by a music video. Annie Mac featured the song on BBC Radio 1 under the New Name playlist. She stated that the writing process for the song took an hour. Griff described the release as a career highlight, since it was released immediately after she had finished her A Level exams. Billboard described the song as an "electrifying debut", and praised her "powerful voice and vulnerable lyrics". In August 2019, Griff released her follow-up single, "Didn't Break It Enough", accompanied by a music video in which the clothing worn was made by Griff herself. She released the single "Paradise" in October 2019, which was followed by the release of her debut extended play, The Mirror Talk, on 15 November 2019. In December 2019, Griff released a cover of the Bangles' 1989 song "Eternal Flame". On 7 February 2020, Griff released the single "Good Stuff". Despite people thinking the song is about a romantic breakup, she clarified that the subject of the song is about missing children that her family fostered, since they felt like siblings. In March 2020, a song titled "I Love You's", that Griff co-wrote, was released by American singer Hailee Steinfeld. This was followed by "Forgive Myself", a song released by Griff on 29 May 2020, described by NME as an "anthem". In July 2020, Griff was nominated by The Ivors Academy for an Ivor Novello Rising Star Award, and later that month, she released the song "Say It Again". In October 2020, she was part of two collaborative songs; "1,000,000 X Better" with English band Honne, and "Inside Out", a song with German DJ Zedd. In January 2021, she released "Black Hole", which NME described as a "dark pop anthem". On 19 March 2021, Griff won the Brit Award for Rising Star and performed "Black Hole" at the 2021 ceremony. Later that day, she announced details of her debut mixtape, One Foot in Front of the Other, which was released on 18 June 2021. Two months later, Griff followed up the mixtape with single "One Night". In October 2021, she embarked on a tour across the United Kingdom in support of her mixtape. She later did European and North American tour dates. In November 2021, Dua Lipa announced Griff as one of her three supporting acts for the European dates of the Future Nostalgia Tour in 2022. In September 2022, she performed on eight dates of the +–=÷× Tour by Ed Sheeran. In 2023, she also took part in the Music of the Spheres World Tour by British band Coldplay as opening act for a few European dates including Portugal, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands. In August 2023, after a break from music whilst on the Future Nostalgia Tour, Griff released the single "Vertigo". The song was promoted by Taylor Swift on Instagram, who said she "loved" the song. She released an EP to support the single, Vert1go Vol. 1, in October 2023. Later that month, Griff announced her single "Astronaut", which was written in collaboration with Coldplay lead vocalist Chris Martin and released in December. She released a third single "Miss Me Too" in February 2024, followed by an EP, ver2igo vol.2 in April 2024. On 12 July 2024, Griff released her debut album, Vertigo, to generally positive reviews from critics. In November 2024, Griff released a new single "Last Night's Mascara". On 20 June 2024, Griff was announced as an opener for Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour. On 22 June 2024, Griff opened for Taylor Swift as part of the Eras Tour in London alongside Paramore.

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Release: Griff (31) - Live From Alexandra Palace
Year: 2025
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LYRICS

There was something so bitter and gold in my eyes then
Uh, like a lucid dream, like a rosy tint on a glass lens
And I thought I would be, oh, so
Old again
Oh, and what a time we had
I drunk the drinks, I shook the hands
And I believed the plan, oh

But it broke my heart in a million ways
Then I fell apart in a foreign place
And all I wanna do is find a way back to you
'Cause I'll miss me, I'll miss me too
And the empty lanes that I would chase for miles
'Cause I felt something, yeah, I felt alive
Oh, I miss me, I miss me too
Yeah, I'll miss me, I'll miss me too

Now, I miss talking to the bathroom floor
I miss staring at the ceiling 'cause it felt so tall
I miss sleeping to the sound of the kids next door, I do
I'll miss me, I'll miss me too

And there's just something so bitter and cold in the air tonight
Oh
So if time is a healer, is there a waiting list I can find?
Yeah

Ooh, and what a time we had
I drunk the drinks, I shook the hands
And I believed the plan (Oh)

But it broke my heart in a million ways
Then I fell apart in a foreign place
And all I wanna do is find a way back to you (I will find a way back)
'Cause I'll miss me, I'll miss me too

And the empty lanes that I would chase for miles
'Cause I felt something (Oh, I felt alive), yeah, I felt alive
Oh, I'll miss me, I'll miss me too (Oh)
Yeah, I'll miss me, I'll miss me too

Now, I miss talking to the bathroom floor (I miss talking to)
I miss staring at the ceiling 'cause it felt so tall (I miss sleeping to the sound)
I miss sleeping to the sound of the kids next door, I do (I do)
I'll miss me, I'll miss me too
Now, I miss talking to the bathroom floor
And I miss staring at the ceiling, 'cause it felt so tall ('Cause it felt so tall, it felt so tall)
I miss sleeping to the sound of the kids next door, I do
I miss me, I miss me too