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Landon Barker has released a new breakup track titled Over You.
The 20-year-old musician, son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, released a breakup track on Friday, almost two months after splitting from social media personality Charlie D'Amelio.
The emotional track begins with the up-and-coming artist singing over a guitar.
He sings the words, "I can't get out of my bed your voice inside of head/Our favorite song on repeat/ I'll try my best to forget all of the words that you said/ Act like it's nothing to me."
"Over You! Out now," Landon wrote in an Instagram Story on Friday. "Love you all so much! Hope you enjoy and release to this song as much as I do."
According to a separate Instagram Story reposted by Landon, the new song was produced and co-written by Travis, among others.
The young musician said in a press release that the track is personal to him, noting that there are "some people you will never get over until the day you die," according to Entertainment Tonight Online.
The song comes shortly after Landon announced on Instagram in early February that he and Charli had split after more than a year together.
"Hey everyone, I would like to let you guys know that Charli and I are no longer together," he wrote at the time. "We broke up to focus on ourselves."
The 20-year-old musician, son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, released a breakup track on Friday, almost two months after splitting from social media personality Charlie D'Amelio.
The emotional track begins with the up-and-coming artist singing over a guitar.
He sings the words, "I can't get out of my bed your voice inside of head/Our favorite song on repeat/ I'll try my best to forget all of the words that you said/ Act like it's nothing to me."
"Over You! Out now," Landon wrote in an Instagram Story on Friday. "Love you all so much! Hope you enjoy and release to this song as much as I do."
According to a separate Instagram Story reposted by Landon, the new song was produced and co-written by Travis, among others.
The young musician said in a press release that the track is personal to him, noting that there are "some people you will never get over until the day you die," according to Entertainment Tonight Online.
The song comes shortly after Landon announced on Instagram in early February that he and Charli had split after more than a year together.
"Hey everyone, I would like to let you guys know that Charli and I are no longer together," he wrote at the time. "We broke up to focus on ourselves."