.rihanna drops moving BlackPantherWakandaForever single LiftMeUp -- listen
the singer croons in the emotional ballad written as a tribute to the life and legacy of“Drowning in an endless sea/ Take some time and stay with me/ Keep me in the strength of your arms,” Rihanna signs. “Keep me safe/ Safe and sound.”
that Göransson drew on his own travels to not only record the track in five different countries but bring a worldwide feel to the song.
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