Paris and Landon Cube are two artists you should get familiar with if you're not already. Both of them have been making waves over the past few months. Landon Cube's contributions to several songs with Lil Skies has helped him name circulate. Paris is fresh off the release of his debut project, One Night In Paris which featured appearances from Trippie Redd, Travis Barker and more. Now, Landon Cube and Paris join forces on their new track, "Long."
Paris and Landon Cube link up on their new track, "Long." The two of them connect over production from Nick Mira and Taz Taylor. It's a smooth record that brings together two budding forces together. Hopefully, we'll get more records with the two of them together in the future.
Quotable Lyrics
Back then, you said it was okay
Not that I see that you live on your own pace
You sniffin' cocaine
You left your daddy, your out in your own place
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