THE GLORIFICATION OF SADNESS: PALOMA FAITH’s powerful ode to vulnerability
For all its privacy and vulnerability, The Glorification Of Sadness from Paloma Faith makes a universally relatable album.
For all its privacy and vulnerability, The Glorification Of Sadness from Paloma Faith makes a universally relatable album.
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