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Charlotte Day Wilson
Charlotte Day Wilson is a Canadian singer-songwriter based in Toronto.
Wilson has the type of slow-burning, smoldering jazz and R&B-influenced sound that already feels classic. She has been quietly churning out songs, from the gospel-washed “Work” back in April to a guest spot in BADBADNOTGOOD’s “In Your Eyes". Her debut EP, CDW, Wilson solidifyies her timeless sound.
Getting here hasn’t been easy—the artist has been, as she says, “working [her] ass off. Read Full BioCharlotte Day Wilson is a Canadian singer-songwriter based in Toronto.
Wilson has the type of slow-burning, smoldering jazz and R&B-influenced sound that already feels classic. She has been quietly churning out songs, from the gospel-washed “Work” back in April to a guest spot in BADBADNOTGOOD’s “In Your Eyes". Her debut EP, CDW, Wilson solidifyies her timeless sound.
Getting here hasn’t been easy—the artist has been, as she says, “working [her] ass off.” Needless to say, the effort has been worth it. Wilson’s tracks have been featured everywhere from Apple Music commercials to Grace & Frankie (and, natch, our playlists), and the singer undertook a tour with Local Natives.
Wilson has the type of slow-burning, smoldering jazz and R&B-influenced sound that already feels classic. She has been quietly churning out songs, from the gospel-washed “Work” back in April to a guest spot in BADBADNOTGOOD’s “In Your Eyes". Her debut EP, CDW, Wilson solidifyies her timeless sound.
Getting here hasn’t been easy—the artist has been, as she says, “working [her] ass off. Read Full BioCharlotte Day Wilson is a Canadian singer-songwriter based in Toronto.
Wilson has the type of slow-burning, smoldering jazz and R&B-influenced sound that already feels classic. She has been quietly churning out songs, from the gospel-washed “Work” back in April to a guest spot in BADBADNOTGOOD’s “In Your Eyes". Her debut EP, CDW, Wilson solidifyies her timeless sound.
Getting here hasn’t been easy—the artist has been, as she says, “working [her] ass off.” Needless to say, the effort has been worth it. Wilson’s tracks have been featured everywhere from Apple Music commercials to Grace & Frankie (and, natch, our playlists), and the singer undertook a tour with Local Natives.
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Work
by Charlotte Day Wilson
It's gonna take a bit of work
Oh oh work
Now that you're here
Whoa oh work
'Cause people come and go
But I think you should know
That I
I think this will work
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
It's gonna take a little time
But with you by my side
I won't let go
'Til I've got what's mine
'Cause people come and go
But you should know
That I, that I
I'll take it slow
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
It's gonna take a bit of work
Oh oh work
Now that you're here
Whoa oh work
It's gonna take a bit of work
Oh oh work
Now that you're here
Whoa oh work
Lyrics © ARTS & CRAFTS MUSIC INC DBA GALLERYAC MUSIC
Written by: Charlotte Day Wilson
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
by Charlotte Day Wilson
It's gonna take a bit of work
Oh oh work
Now that you're here
Whoa oh work
'Cause people come and go
But I think you should know
That I
I think this will work
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
It's gonna take a little time
But with you by my side
I won't let go
'Til I've got what's mine
'Cause people come and go
But you should know
That I, that I
I'll take it slow
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
It's gonna take a bit of work
Oh oh work
Now that you're here
Whoa oh work
It's gonna take a bit of work
Oh oh work
Now that you're here
Whoa oh work
Lyrics © ARTS & CRAFTS MUSIC INC DBA GALLERYAC MUSIC
Written by: Charlotte Day Wilson
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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