Tate McRae, I used to think I could fly | Album Review 💿
Canadian Gen-Z pop singer/songwriter Tate McRae shows promise on her debut album, I used to think I could fly.
Canadian Gen-Z pop singer/songwriter Tate McRae shows promise on her debut album, I used to think I could fly.
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