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Writer Shakeil Price uses his JPay tablet as a hard drive for his photos and videos. He’ll soon have to mail it home or have it destroyed.

A Black man wearing a tan prison uniform holds a tablet while looking up at light, faded images of family members. On the left is a person in a graduation gown, in the center is a child running to a woman, and on the right is a woman helping a child ride a bicycle.
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01 Natalie Dont M4a «2024»

: It was written after a real-life situation where a friend of RAYE's came between her and her partner at the time.

: RAYE explained that the track captures the feeling of panic when you know you are losing someone and the "beautifully hopeless" realization that the other woman will likely do what she wants anyway. Where to Listen The track is available for streaming on several platforms: YouTube Music (Free) Spotify (Free) Deezer (Free) iHeartRadio (Free) Pandora (Free) Apple Music (Subscription) Amazon Music (Subscription) Google Watch Action Data 01 Natalie Dont m4a

: The song is a plea to a woman named Natalie to not steal her partner. : It was written after a real-life situation

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