Magic Whatever - Vertigo

〈Verse 1〉
Losin' my senses every time you pick me up off the ground
'Cause you're a side effect of mine that I just can’t figure out
And I ain’t got no parachute and you're just flyin' me like a kite
Free fallin' ten thousand feet when I’ve always been scared of heights

〈Pre-Chorus〉
Spinnin' close to the edge, think I’m losin' my head
Said you’d be there to catch me on my way down
We were dizzy in love, it was never enough
And all that you left me was vеrtigo

〈Chorus〉
Ayy, ayy, v-v-vertigo
Ayy, ayy, ayy, v-v-vertigo
Ayy, ayy, v-v-vertigo
Ayy, ayy, v-v-

〈Verse 2〉
Havin' troublе breathin', think you sucked all of the air from my lungs
Chokin' on your atmosphere, yeah, we both know the damage is done
I think it’s time that we cut all of our losses and run
Save me 'cause I'm

〈Pre-Chorus〉
Spinnin' close to the edge, think I’m losin' my head
Said you’d be there to catch me on my way down
We were dizzy in love, it was never enough
And all that you left me was vertigo
〈Chorus〉
Ayy, ayy, v-v-vertigo
Ayy, ayy, ayy, v-v-vertigo
Ayy, ayy, v-v-vertigo
Ayy, ayy, v-v-

〈Guitar solo〉

〈Outro〉
Spinnin' close to the edge, think I’m losin' my head
Said you’d be there to catch me on my way down
We were dizzy in love, it was never enough
And all that you left me was vertigo

Magic Whatever is an emerging Alternative Rock solo artist hailing from Los Angeles, California, and is the brainchild of singer/songwriter, Trever Stewart. Blending musical elements from rock, pop and electronic, he draws from personal experiences to connect with his audience. Magic Whatever’s infatuation with music began at a young age while being raised by his grandmother, who was constantly listening to musical legends such as Etta James, Frank Sinatra, and even early punk such as The Ramones and The Clash. At the tail end of age 17, he used what little money he had to book a one-way flight back to his hometown of Los Angeles to pursue music full time. Shortly after, his band Modern Maps signed their first record deal and recorded their debut album gaining him industry prowess and a loyal following. Upon being dropped from the label, Trever had a chip on his shoulder and began formulating a way to pursue his passion on his own terms. In 2020, Trever had a vision to adopt the moniker “Magic Whatever” and has since been gaining momentum since signing with Outlast Records and announcing his debut track “Speak of the Devil (ft. The Score). Magic Whatever has spent the last year embarking on the Metamorph World Tour supporting The Score and the No More Bad Days US Tour supporting Dreamers, with a stop at the So What?! Music Festival along the way. With 6 releases under his belt, Magic Whatever is currently working on an EP set for release in early 2023.