[Music] Alice Phoebe Lou – End of the Road

Emerging from the vibrant music scene of South Africa, the incredibly talented singer-songwriter and performer, Alice Phoebe Lou, captivates listeners with her latest offering, a mesmerizing track titled "End of the Road". This song is an absolute gem that deserves a prominent spot on your Playlist, as it effortlessly combines soulful melodies with thought-provoking lyrics.

As part of her highly anticipated project, "Child's Play", "End of the Road" stands out as a standout track that showcases Alice Phoebe Lou's exceptional artistry. With her unique blend of folk and indie-pop influences, she creates a sonic landscape that is both enchanting and introspective, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who listens.

To bring this incredible piece of music to life, Alice Phoebe Lou enlisted the expertise of the renowned producer David Parry. Together, they have crafted a sonic masterpiece that perfectly complements the raw emotion and vulnerability conveyed in the lyrics.

So, without further ado, we invite you to immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of "End of the Road". Allow Alice Phoebe Lou's hauntingly beautiful vocals and poetic storytelling to transport you to a world where emotions run deep and introspection reigns supreme. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to her music, this song is bound to leave an indelible mark on your musical journey.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary musical experience. Listen, download, and share your thoughts on "End of the Road" below. Let the magic of Alice Phoebe Lou's artistry sweep you away on a captivating musical adventure.

Alice Phoebe Lou End of the Road Lyrics:
I put my hands on my body
Take myself up in my arms
I take out the stones from my pockets
And balance them like my brother does
And it feels like enough
It feels like enough

And even though I'll never see the end of the road
I know it's there and that's enough
And even though I might see the end of your love
I know it's there, and that's enough

Am I playing a role?
Is this all just a part?
Am I saying some lines
That don't come from the heart?
Am I saying yes
When I really mean no?
Am I putting it on?
Is it all part of the show?
Am I selling a dream
That doesn't even exist?
Am I doing enough
To rebel, to resist?

Even though I'll never see the end of the road
I know it's there, and that's enough
And even though I might see the end of your love
I know it's there, and that's enough