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AmyJayneXoX		#1 Posted : 25 February 2026 04:37:03(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams Length: 32:11 Genre(s): Indie-Pop, Indie-Rock, Funk, Funk-Rock, Alternative Pop, New Wave Label: Independent/Self-Released Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Alec Arnold, Hugo White, Charles MacDonald, Adrian Evans Singles Released: Sweet Seventeen [#7], Just Keeps Getting Harder [#3] “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams” is the debut studio album by British-Turkish singer-songwriter Cem Bünyamin…the album was written and recorded during 2025 after Cem found viral success on social media platform TikTok when he began to post indie-pop/rock covers of popular songs. Which lead to him posting original music which came in the form of the albums lead single “Sweet Seventeen” which he self released in October last year to mark his 18th birthday and it became a minor hit reaching #7 in the charts…following Sweet Seventeen he began to further work on the album with the 18 year-old having full writing credits across the entire album with production handled by Alec Arnold, Hugo White, Charles MacDonald and Adrian Evans, once the album was finalised he released the albums second single. The slightly awkward but relatable “Just Keeps Getting Harder” which he released back in January just as the new year rolled in and it proved to be a bigger hit reaching #3 in the charts signalling that his popularity was rising, the album covers a blend of genres from indie-pop to indie-rock and funk to funk-rock. Lyrically across the album the themes chronicle his life so far, from awkward boners, virginity to growing up in Bromley and fighting for dominance against an older brother, the album has a total runtime of thirty-two minutes and eleven seconds and consists of eleven tracks. The album is set to be released independently to all major platforms. Critical reception to the album from critics has been positive with many liking the raw and honest feel to the lyrically content across the album with many saying that the lyrics truly do read from the mind and perspective of someone who is an 18 year-old young man who’s just stepping into adulthood. James Marsh for NME wrote in his review. ““The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams” is a really fitting title for this debut studio offering from the young Cem each track definitely reads like a diary entry of what his feeling during the associated track…of course opening the album with “Sweet Seventeen” was a smart choice as his growing fan base are met with a familiar track right away seeing as it was his official debut single back in October last year, but my personal favourite on the album is track four “Netflix & Chill” not that any of the tracks are bad but “Netflix & Chill” is just a little bit more gritty and rough around the edges more than the rest of the tracks and leans more heavily into a rock style which I am all for, overall though this is a solid album from a talented young rising star.” Jasmine Ellis wrote in her review. “Okay this album from start to finish is fresh and funky and I can’t believe his songwriting ability his just 18 years old and wrote the majority of this album when he was 17 and honestly lyrically this album quality, my only negative is that it doesn’t have a wide range of topics but then again what 18 years old isn’t singing/thinking about banging there’s friends mom or losing their v-card so I guess the lyrically content will expand if he ever releases another album in the future, but overall great debut album.” Greg Bateman wrote in his review. “Other new artists should track notes this album is a blinder, everything from the relatable teenage boy lyrics to the production and the vocal delivery just screams big future star, I can easily see why he won the ones to watch in 2026 award because after this album drops his definitely going to be on the radar. For me my personal favourite is “My Best Friend’s Mom” as the youngster flirts around the idea of getting intimate with his mates mom without actually outright saying it, which I love because it creates a did he/didn’t he vibe and leaves the answer up to the listener which is genius, from start to finish great little record.” Cem wrote: ”Hey what’s up guys, I want to first thank you for the support on my journey so far I never in a million thoughts that my covers on TikTok would gain enough popularity to release my own material but here we are…This is my debut album “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams”. And as the title suggests it kinda chronicles moments in my life and the ups and downs of being a teenager I also want to thank you guys for getting my music into the charts it still amazes me that my music is in the charts and on the radio but I am forever humble and grateful, so here it’s is eleven tracks for you guys to enjoy! This is “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams!” Tracklist: 1. Sweet Seventeen 2. Run & Hide 3. I Grew Up In London 4. Netflix & Chill 5. My Best Friend’s Mom 6. Just Keeps Getting Harder 7. High School Never Ends 8. Don’t Fight The Devil 9. One Of These Nights 10. If I Could Talk To God 11. Fallin’ For You Edited by user 25 February 2026 04:50:21(UTC) \| Reason: Not specified

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AmyJayneXoX		#2 Posted : 28 February 2026 03:14:17(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: Sweet Seventeen Length: 2:48 Genre(s): Indie-Pop, Funk-Rock, Indie-Rock Label: Independent/Self-Released Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Hugo White, Charles MacDonald Taken From The Album: Boyhood Dreams “Sweet Seventeen” is the debut single by British-Turkish singer-songwriter Cem Bünyamin. The single is set for release to mark the young stars 18th birthday and as his introduction to the Industry. The song is encompasses indie-pop and indie-rock styles with a funk-rock undertone. The track was written by the now 18 year-old and was written about losing his virginity and the experience of it with his first love. Production for the track was handled by Hugo White and Charles MacDonald. Who created the overall funky indie styling of the track. The song has a total runtime of two minutes and forty-eight seconds and is expected to be taken from his debut album “Boyhood Dreams” which is expected to be released in early 2026. Critical reception to “Sweet Seventeen” has been overwhelmingly positive with many critics praising the young star for his vocal delivery as well as taking note of the indie vibe with the funk undertones. Eric Clapman wrote in his review. “This young man has been making waves on social media platforms by turning well known hits into funky indie anthems and as his first offering that is 100% him, gotta say I am liking this, it’s catchy, funky and I know see why he won the critics choice for “one to watch” because I certainly will be watching out for him more.” Emma Crane wrote in her review. “Okay this is a cute little song about that first time you make love, for a guy his age he has also done it very tastefully which is rare in this day and age, it’s got a funky, indie rock edge and I love that, for his first single I would say he chose perfectly.” Esmae Adams wrote in her review. “An indie-rocker with a funky twist was how he was described and now I can see why, not only is this song catchy and so relatable his also a cutie on the eyes, solid start from this young man.” Dennis Carter wrote in his review. “Relatable check, funky, check just the right amount of rockiness check, plus I can see it now girls of all ages are gonna be swooning over this guy, this is a fantastic debut offering, I am looking forward to seeing what else this young man is capable of.” Alice Martin wrote in her review. “Having been a fan of his covers on sites like TikTok over this past year and how he changed up well-known hits into funky was excited when he said he was releasing his own music, I was not disappointed, this was the perfect debut, it’s fresh and youthful with a topic lyrically that is super relatable to boys and girls that are around his age, I am so excited to hear more from him.” Cem wrote: ”Merhaba, Selam, hello Cem here and today is not only my 18th birthday but also the release of my first single, I never expected to gain such fanfare when I started posting indie-pop/rock covers on TikTok earlier this year…and now here we are releasing my first single that is 100% mine, written by me about something that literally happened back in July, when me and my girlfriend at the time went there I was a virgin had no clue what I was doing, she had before so of course I was nervous as hell, so I wrote this song about the experience and though me and her aren’t together anymore she is just a responsible for this song coming to life just as much as me, I hope you guys like it this is my debut single “Sweet Seventeen” zevk almak, enjoy! SWEET SEVENTEEN It was the end of July She was ready to ride I was so afraid I could not sleep that night We snuck in and she locked the door She knew just what I was there for And she said "Come here, do you love me?" And I said "Yes I do and you know I always will" I was seventeen So green I lost it to my first girlfriend I remember where it all began It was the best night I ever had Her name was Juliet We met in history class It was all over from there She was so beautiful I couldn't believe That a girl like that would be with me And she said "Come here, do you love me?" And I said "Yes I do and you know I always will" I was seventeen So green I lost it to my first girlfriend I remember where it all began It was the best night I ever had I told her that I never had She said "Don't worry you'll be just fine" I held her so close I just can't believe it I know she was an angel That God sent to me It was the best night I ever had I was seventeen So green I lost it to my first girlfriend I remember where it all began It was the best night I ever had She said "Do you love me?" I said "Yes I do and you know I always will" I said "Do you love me?" She said "Yes I do and you know I always will" SOUNDS LIKE/official audio (created using AI):

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AmyJayneXoX		#3 Posted : 09 March 2026 02:19:54(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: Run & Hide Length: 2:38 Genre(s): Indie-Pop, Funk Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Alec Arnold, Adrian Evans “Run & Hide” is the second track on Cem Bünyamin debut album “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams” and maintains his overall indie-rocker with a twist vibe, written by the 18 year-old himself where he lyrically talks about how his older brother would put him in his place when he was younger but that now that he was older and taller than his brother it was time that they fight for dominance over each other and that his brother should be scared of him now his grown up. Production for the track sees two new producers as production was handled by Alec Arnold and Adrian Evans collectively known as double A. The track has a total runtime of two minutes and thirty-eight seconds making it the shortest track across the entire album. Cem wrote: Hey guys, so track two on my album is “Run & Hide” I actually wrote this one when I was 16 so it’s a couple of years old in terms of being written, lyrically I wrote about how I am the baby in my family I am the youngest of 4 I have 2 brothers and 1 sister and my brothers would often pick on me and tease me as a kid and be like yo we older than you we have the dominance here but as I got older and I grew up and got taller than both of them as sure brother my brothers are easily 6 feet tall by the time it came to writing this song I was already 6 foot 3 and I was like huh take this Mustafa and Amir I am bigger and stronger than both of you know I have the dominance now so you better run and hide…and that’s how this song came about…I hope you enjoy the track this is “Run & Hide.” RUN & HIDE My brother’s a big tough man But he ain’t as tough as me You see He likes to rule the roost But it’s really all about dominance I’m just the baby of the family But I don’t care When he gets in my face I say “Big brother Don’t you know who I am? I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide” When we was young He tried to put me in my place But I learned how to hold my own In this life It’s all about dominance And I’m just the baby of the family But I don’t care When he gets in my face I say “Big brother Don’t you know who I am? I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide” Now I’m older Now I’m bigger And he can’t push me around When he gets in my face I say “Big brother Don’t you know who I am?” “I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide I’m the toughest baby brother in the whole damn world You better run and hide Better run and hide Better run and hide” SOUNDS LIKE/official audio (created using AI)

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AmyJayneXoX		#4 Posted : 16 March 2026 16:39:04(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: I Grew Up In London Length: 3:21 Genre(s): Indie-Pop, Indie-Rock Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Alec Arnold, Adrian Evans “I Grew Up In London” is the third track on Cem Bünyamin’s debut studio album “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams. The track maintains his overall indie-rocker sound with a funky twist within it production, lyrically the song talks about growing up London, from going for a child to being a grown man, all they way to the teenage struggles to falling in love and finding that London is an expensive place to live. Production for the track was once again handled by Alec Arnold and Adrian Evans also known as double A whom also produced the albums previous track “Run & Hide.” The track has a total runtime of three minutes and twenty-one seconds making it one of the longer tracks on the album. Cem wrote: Hey guys so track three is “I Grew Up In London” this one was written from pretty much a personal and real perspective, I grew up in Bromley which is actually a London borough in greater London also sometimes called outer London, but it was still a mad expensive place to live and I drew on growing up there when writing this track, going from a kid to being a teen, I think people from anywhere in London, weather it be North, South, East or Western London I think this song is definitely one that is relatable especially if you grew up there, so this is “I Grew Up In London” I hope you guys like it! I GREW UP IN LONDON I grew up in London Sooty, lovely, spiky Went from mummy's old pushchair To being six foot three In these skinny streets In this brave new world Made some very good friends Met some wonderful girls And I started on a journey That I am still on now Tried to be a good son And make my family proud Then my teenage years Brought the usual fears The sudden awareness of all of your flaws Your mum comes home crying 'Cause she can't afford to live here anymore And you fall in love with a girl who says "Don't worry It'll all be okay" Then you spend all your time together And then she moves away Well That just seems to happen to me All the time, repeatedly You just can't make this up It just keeps on happening to me It seems to be my destiny I've just got no luck You can't make this up You can't make this up I went to university in London Studied art and philosophy Read a lot of books Met a lot of girls In this big old world Found a beautiful lady Who was smart and kind She took me home to her family Who didn't seem to mind Then one day she says "Let's move in together I think that it's time" But it seems that the rent In her neighborhood Costs an arm and a leg And I'm running out of mine So we go to IKEA To buy a bed and a mirror And a cabinet with drawers But it turns out she is Actually from just outside of Warsaw And I fall in love with her family And she falls in love with my salary Then I lose my job And she has to move back home Well That just seems to happen to me All the time, repeatedly You just can't make this up It just keeps on happening to me It seems to be my destiny I've just got no luck You can't make this up You can't make this up But I found someone who looks like me And she moved in almost immediately And she doesn't mind that I'm lazy SOUNDS LIKE/official audio (created using AI):

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AmyJayneXoX		#5 Posted : 17 May 2026 04:47:37(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: Netflix & Chill Length: 2:44 Gene(s): Indie-Rock, Funk-Rock Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Hugo White, Charles MacDonald “Netflix & Chill” is the fourth track on Cem Bünyamin’s debut studio album “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams”. The track was universally one of the favourites across the album from the critics reception. The track was written by the 18 year-old and discusses the very common topic of watching Netflix but also not really not watching Netflix and instead getting a little hot and bothered under the blanks after having had a seemingly wild night before as the lyrics discuss nursing a hangover. The track continues the funky indie pop/rock twist in terms of production with the production being handled by Hugo White, Charles MacDonald whom also produced the lead/debut single and album opener "Sweet Seventeen" and the track is also rumoured to be the next single to be lifted from the album. The tack has a total runtime of two minutes and forty-four seconds. Cem wrote: Hey guys so track four is "Netflix & Chill" and as you can imagine by the title its about watching something on Netflix and not really paying in much attention as you are doing other things of the adult kind, it kinda ties in with my debut single "Sweet Seventeen" as I wrote one also about my now ex who I lost my virginity too, we was watching a show on Netflix and well I don't need to explain what happened next the track kinda speaks for itself, so I hope you enjoy this one this is "Netflix & Chill" NETFLIX & CHILL Wanna go to heaven If you can make it real Call me up and I'll be right there I'm on my way Just let me grab my keys, girl You know I wanna go to heaven So tell me how you feel The future's looking dark and unclear We can start it up right here Do you remember the first time? What a mess it was We were Netflix and chillin' with a hangover It was September when we first met And I'm so glad I get to know ya 'Cause I wanna know everything About the way you live 'Cause I'm your best friend and your lover And I'll stay 'til the very end When you take me to heaven And I don't wanna wait So call me up and tell me you're ready Let's go there now I'll be right there Just let me grab my keys I said I don't wanna wait 'Cause we can leave today Just tell me what I need to bring 'Cause you're the only thing I need Do you remember the first time? What a mess it was We were Netflix and chillin' with a hangover It was September when we first met And I'm so glad I get to know ya 'Cause I wanna know everything About the way you live 'Cause I'm your best friend and your lover And I'll stay 'til the very end When you take me to heaven SOUNDS LIKE/official audio (created using AI):

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AmyJayneXoX		#6 Posted : 17 May 2026 05:08:55(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: My Best Friend's Mom Length: 2:41 Genre(s): Indie-Rock, Indie-Pop, Funk Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Alec Arnold, Adrian Evans "My Best Friend's Mom" is the fifth track on Cem Bünyamin's debut studio album "The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams". The track lyrically talks about how a friends mom gives you a subtle hint with flirty eyes that maybe she'd like a younger man and how the younger man doesn't say no instead they decide to keep it quiet and not mention it to anyone especially not his friend as it is his mother whom the younger man is getting naughty with. The track continues the indie rocker sound with a funky twist which has become a stable for the 18 year-old, The track was written by the 18 year-old and was produced by Alec Arnold, Adrian Evans who have produced other tracks across the album. The track has a total runtime of two minutes and forty-one seconds. Cem wrote: Hey guys so track five is "My Best Friend's Mom" and like the rest of this album its was written from a personal perspective as well I did get a little naughty with one of my best mates mothers not my proudest moment but hey can't blame a guy for going for it when a older women who's known you for years appreciates the attractive man you have grown into right, or is it just me? Anyway yeah let's just say I am exposing myself here as to this day my mate still has no idea that this happened with his mother and I am certainty not gonna be naming names that's for sure, anyway this is "My Best Friend's Mom". enjoy guys! MY BEST FRIEND'S MOM Oh I've seen the way she looks at me And when I look back I can tell that she's embarrassed I saw her at the shops and she was smiling Wearing workout gear and pushin' a cart of carrots I told her she looked nice and then she blushed She said "Thank you" And she went to the checkout counter I asked if she had plans and she said "No" So I asked if she could help me with some homework I'm not sayin' I wanna go to her place I'm just sayin' that I'd like to take a look 'Cause I've heard so many stories But I never believed 'em And I really wanna know if it's true Ooh, I wanna be naughty with my best friend's mom He doesn't have to know that we're gettin' along We can keep it between the both of us Nobody else has to know And I know she wants me to take her there 'Cause I can see the way that she plays with her hair And I'm sorry that I want it But I do It's the truth And I think that she knows it too Yeah she's always on the school run And whenever I see her She's always goin' fast And I know she's a milf because she told me And whenever she says it I always get a laugh And she says she's been lonely since the divorce She said he didn't listen He never made time I asked if she was lookin' for some excitement And she said she would love it if I came by I'm not sayin' I wanna go to her place I'm just sayin' that I'd like to take a look 'Cause I've heard so many stories But I never believed 'em And I really wanna know if it's true Ooh, I wanna be naughty with my best friend's mom He doesn't have to know that we're gettin' along We can keep it between the both of us Nobody else has to know And I know she wants me to take her there 'Cause I can see the way that she plays with her hair And I'm sorry that I want it But I do SOUNDS LIKE/official audio (created using AI):

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AmyJayneXoX		#7 Posted : 17 May 2026 05:09:38(UTC)
Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered Joined: 22/02/2013(UTC) Posts: 8,911 Location: Ashford Thanks: 4587 times Was thanked: 4246 time(s) in 1445 post(s)		Title: Just Keeps Getting Harder Length: 3:45 Genre(s): Indie-Pop, Indie-Rock, Funk, Funk-Rock Label: Independent/Self-Released Written By: Cem Bünyamin Produced By: Hugo White, Charles MacDonald Taken From The Album: The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams “Just Keeps Getting Harder” is the second single by British-Turkish singer-songwriter Cem Bünyamin, its serves as the follow up to his debut single “Sweet Seventeen”. Which was released in October 2025 to mark his 18th birthday and charted a #7 on the charts without any label backing after the young star made a name for himself on the social media platform TikTok. “Just Keeps Getting Better” is an indie-pop, indie-rock and funk fused track and was written by the 18 year-old and lyrically talks an extremely related topic about that awkward moment when you get an erection during a class at school or college. Production for the track was once again handled by Hugo White and Charles MacDonald who also produced “Sweet Seventeen”. The track also serves as the second single to be lifted from Cem’s upcoming debut studio album which was originally rumoured to be called “Boyhood Dreams” however the title of his debut album has now been revealed to be called “The Diary Of Boyhood Dreams”. The track has a runtime of three minutes and forty-five seconds. Critical reception to “Just Keeps Getting Harder” has been mostly postive. Sam Watkins wrote in his review “Damn this one is funky, why wasn’t this the big debut this track would of packed more of a punch as his debut, this track is funky, catchy and a little spicy with its lyrically content but as a man I can totally relate to his track and whose awkward moments that occur in your teens when it comes to that area of your body, fabulous track…hopefully this one gets the credit it deserves.” Alisha Moore wrote in her review. “Firstly the single artwork was distracting here’s me a middle aged women getting googly eyed over his body had to remind myself that his just 18 years old, but once I clicked play I was not disappointed either, his vocals are just wow he can really sing, his bringing yet another relatable track, his debut was related and so is this one, especially to boys his age. This track is funky, fun and I can’t wait to delve into more of his music when it is released.” Max Fairchild wrote in his review. “The power of social media these days he blew up by making covers of well known tracks and turning them into indie-rock tracks with a funky twist and now his releasing his own music and I haven’t been disappointed his debut was solid and now we have “Just Keeps Getting Harder” yet another funky indie-pop/rock jam everyone about this track is solid from the lyrics I literally had to Google what a scantron bubble was…apparently it’s a type of test sheet that they use in schools who knew that was what those are called but enough about my own ignorance this track is damn good I’d like to see it perform better than his debut did, I feel like this debut deserved more credit than it got and I am hoping this track doesn’t get brushed aside because of no label backing because this track is phenomenal well done Cem!” Faith Adams wrote in her review. “Okay after his debut I thought that maybe we wouldn’t get another single so soon but I am not complaining this track is definitely living up to his indie-rocker with a funky twist image, lyrically it’s a little spicer than his debut and is a relatable topic, plus let’s just take a moment to appreciate his vocal delivery no wonder he made waves on platforms like TikTok this boy has some pipes on him those high notes are like a chef’s kiss, this is a fantastic track!” JUST KEEPS GETTING HARDER Some people gotta have their Sunday service I just need to get some blood flow Every time she bends over I get nervous This table only covers so low One more scantron bubble And I might burst I’m doin’ everything that I know Some people gotta have their Sunday service I just need to get some blood flow And it keeps getting harder and harder to hide it I just got a boner in class And I keep tryin’ harder and harder to fight it I just got a boner in class My mind's not in it Got seven minutes Lord be with me while I finish It keeps getting harder and harder to hide it I just got a boner in class You know that it’s been a minute since I did it I’m doing all I can Now I’m thinkin’ 'bout my grandma in a casket Tryna make it go back in Some people gotta have their Sunday service I just need to get some blood flow Every time she bends over I get nervous This table only covers so low And it keeps getting harder and harder to hide it I just got a boner in class And I keep tryin’ harder and harder to fight it I just got a boner in class My mind's not in it Got seven minutes Lord be with me while I finish It keeps getting harder and harder to hide it I just got a boner in class Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no Oh no, oh no, oh no, oh no And it keeps getting harder and harder to hide it I just got a boner in class And I keep tryin’ harder and harder to fight it I just got a boner in class My mind's not in it Got seven minutes Lord be with me while I finish It keeps getting harder and harder to hide it I just got a boner in class SOUNDS LIKE/official audio (created using AI):

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