Ezra's the Big Chorus

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This time, he says it felt honest and cool to write about the everyday substance of his life. In 20 20, ezra insisted that he wanted to quit music, telling his manager, i don't identify with it. I find it really hard to get my head around why i would pursue what i ass cate with being quite stressful. The last album was unenjoyable at times by my own doing. Ezra writes to rein s the things he needs to hear. And he's realized that this is the attitude he wants to cultivate towards his career and his life. Remember, enjoy this.

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