I will go
To the consequence of love
Whatever come what may
You see a gain for me is you
I will fight
For the right to be your love
No matter what they say
You see the game to me is you
I begin to hate
Time and distance
'Cos it makes me wait
That's all I seem to do
I will go
To the consequence of love
Whatever come what may
You see a gain for me is you
I will fight
For the right to be your love
No matter what they say
You see the game to me is you
I begin to hate
Time and distance
'Cos it makes me wait
That's all I seem to do
I'll anticipate
With all my patience
'Cos it makes me wait
Coming home to you
I will go
To the consequence of love
Whatever come what may
You see a gain for me is you
I will fight
For the right to be your love
No matter what they say
You see the game to me is you
You see the game to me is you
You see the game to me is you
You see the game to me is love
Gregory Porter is an American jazz singer and songwriter born in Los Angeles, California, in 1973. After studying at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, Porter began his musical career as a session musician before emerging as a solo artist in the 2010s. His deep and rich vocal style, influenced by artists like Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday, quickly established him as one of the most important voices in contemporary jazz. Porter is known for his captivating performances and poetic lyrics that explore themes of love, loss, hope, and spirituality. Among his most acclaimed albums are "Liquid Spirit" (2013), winner of the Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Album, and "Take Me to the Alley" (2016). Some of Porter's most representative songs include "Liquid Spirit", "Hey Laura", and "Don't Lose Your Steam".
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