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London has been good for Mary J. Blige.
The singer has officially unveiled the lead single from her forthcoming album The London Sessions and it’s a tearjerker for sure. The piano ballad finds the singer recounting a year of pain.
“See, winter took most of my heart and spring punched me right in the stomach. Summer came looking for blood and by autumn I was left with nothing. It took a whole damn year to repair my body,” she sings.
The London Sessions finds Blige teaming up with some of the amazing writers and producers currently coming from London. “Whole Damn Year” was written by “Next To Me” singer Emeli Sandé.
The previously released “Right Now” was a collaboration with Jimmy Napes, Disclosure and Sam Smith.
This album was a brilliant way for Blige to latch (pun intended) onto all of the talent that is coming from London right now.
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