H.E.R. Debuts Moving New Song 'I Can't Breathe'

giorgiafrancis1
Jun 22, 2020
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H.E.R. has officially released protest song "I Can't Breathe", in response to the unarmed killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor as well as many others.

Originally debuted as a part of iHeartRadio's Living Room concert series, the track is vital for right now. The visuals show footage of the protests from the Black Lives Matters movement, fighting against policy brutality.

Check out the track below.

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