Cameras/Good Ones Go by Drake

Album: Take Care (2011)

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Drake attempts to convince a girl that he's not cheating on her after she sees images of him with another woman in a magazine: "Look like we in love, but only on camera," he rhymes over a sample of Jon B.'s "Calling On You." The track fades into an R&B lament for lost lovers, so it can be safely assumed the girl was not persuaded by Drake's protests.
Take Care was originally to be released on Drake's 25th birthday, October 24, 2011. However the album was pushed back to November 15th to allow time to clear the Jon B sample plus two others for other tracks.

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Juliee from Dallas, CaMy Song man !!!!

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