Keke Palmer Releases ‘Yellow Lights’ [New Music]

June 14, 2016 by in Latest News with 0 Comments

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Fresh off her controversial ‘Queen of Kush’ tattoo, KeKe Palmer has released new music. Titled, ‘Yellow Lights’, the 22-year-old actress and singer sings of love. On the mid-tempo track, she sings:

You left your name on it…Now it’s too late for me. Pleasure all my pain away, it’s my favorite remedy…

Listen to the track below.

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