How Would I Know?

by lagoon wavey

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It was a busy 2023 for the COLORS approved Bajan, releasing his 2nd EP “Black Water” + collabs with legendary Reggae icon Sizzla & UK Dubstep pioneer Skream. Lagoon Wavey returns with the 1st single from his most ambitious project to date. “How Would I Know?” combines production that’s a futuristic take on The Weeknd with Lagoon’s signature gliding RnB vocal. Fresh from playing Sofar Sounds 1st ever Barbados event & with an upcoming slot at Silk Road fest + collab with Liv East.

lyrics

How would I know?
I once knew my purpose
I once knew what was worth it
And withers to worthless
But now the lines have blurred
I know it sounds absurd
But I guess words will always just be words
Trouble waking up
I’m writing so many songs I’m getting paper cuts
My last shit was better
Tear the paper up
And Life dont get better
Till the wage is up
Feel like life don’t get better
And you won’t know where to find me when I’m gone
Gone

You always told me that we be okay
That your the one who won’t lead me astray
That its so uncertain but then that’s the risk we take
That we’re lost couldn’t know
But I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
But I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
I guess you did
Oh no, what the hell you crying for
How would I know?

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released March 22, 2024

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Lagoon Wavey Barbados

Lagoon Wavey was born and raised in Barbados. The island’s rich cultural and musical history is a huge source of
inspiration in Wavey’s music. Grandson of the notable cricketer and national hero Sir Garfield Sobers. Sir Wavey is not just another studio artist, but also a comfortable live singer, writer, reader and
champion of his national art and culture – dragging it into a modern-day setting. ... more