Composer: Jesse James Rutherford & Lars Stalfors & Zachary Abels & Jeremiah Freedman & Brandon Fried & Michael Margott
Lyricist: Jesse James Rutherford
Are we too young for this
Feels like i can't move
Sharing my heart
It's tearing me apart
But i know i'd miss you baby if i left right now
Doing what i can tryna be a man
And every time i kiss you baby
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Softcore is a song that was part of The' second album, "Wiped Out!," released in 2015. The track featured a feat by Venezuelan singer and producer JMSN. In addition, the song was featured live on Jimmy Kimmel's Live show in 2015. #Fact
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"Softcore" is a sensual and moody track from indie-pop band The Neighbourhood. The song features lead singer Jesse Rutherford's signature raspy vocals over a dreamy instrumental arrangement. The lyrics explore themes of lust and desire. #BehindtheMusic
Dude, Softcores Speed Up hits me harder than a triple shot espresso! Cant stop moving my feet, thank you for energizing my mornings, Softcore! #MusicMagic
Dang, Softcore (Speed Up) got me bopping so hard, my neighbors probably think Im starting a dance party every time I hit play. Strafend, you did that! #musicvibes #addictedtobeats
This song is a haven of emotions from the first measure. Its captivating melody wraps you in awind of sensations that transport you to another world, where each note is a unique and unforgettable experience #Softcore.
This song is a true hymn to life! Its inspiring lyrics and energetic rhythm fill you with optimism and strength! It's like a reminder that every day is a new opportunity to shine #Softcore.
man, Softcore is a sound that leaves me in a wonderful vibe! xbrownzz did super well in the production, with immersive beats and a smooth vibe that flows even in the most intense moments of the music. The lyrics are great and I can relate a lot, you know?