Deborah Cox is back on the music scene, and swinging full force with her new track “Easy Way.” There’s a lot of things that a person can take the easy way out on, but love isn’t one of them.
Cox’s last studio album was in 2008 with The Promise, but she has been working, releasing singles throughout the years. “Easy Way” is Cox’s first single in a few years, and she’s still singing her heart into a full story.
“Easy way to leave, easy way to go, Easy way to run straight up out that door and/ Easy way to quit, there’s an easy way of giving up, So easy yeah/ There’s no easy way to stay when it hurts so much, ‘Specially when you think you’ve had enough/ Ain’t no easy way to love, love, love”
Check out the video below.
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