Singers Elton John and Brandi Carlisle reportedly released their self-proclaimed “anniversary for young gay children” on Wednesday.
Elton John and Brandi Carlyle New songIt features a “swing for a fence.” lyrics “Beautiful you, they got nothing from you, yeah, I'm talking to you,” and “It's a long game and they're going to say it's not, they're the High 5 Dodgers, babies, they don't deserve you.”
“I'm a gay woman, Elton is a gay man, and we both have a family. Our dreams are realising,” Carlisle said of the gay anthem for children.
“I thought it would be cool to write the national anthem for young gay kids who would call them bigger, more elegant and better lives. Just as “Go, go, go! Don't let anything stop you!” Carlisle was added.
The singer of “The Story” is also known as “Swing for the Fences.”
Meanwhile, John said he felt “where the album was heading, crystallized.”
“It was hard to get to that point, but we knew we had to stand up at the opportunity. We all felt this enormous sense of joy and happiness,” the singer said.
“After the initial difficulties, all the uncertainty began to dissipate when the song came together, John added.
The duo's “first difficulties” reportedly told John to “fuck off” and destroy the iPad.
“I don't want my cat to come out of my bag, but you haven't heard anything yet. You've definitely heard nothing shit, John said. John said.
The young gay national anthem is reportedly the first song to be revealed from John and Carlyle's co-album, “Who Believes in Angels?”, which will be released on April 4th.
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