Seek Bromance (Avicii Vocal Edit)
Tim Berg · Seek Bromance
You've been hurting too
You give all your love
nothing left to show.
I have been there too
Alone in my despair
Watching life go by,
No one whom to share
Boy you got it bad
But I got something good
I will treat you good in every way yeah
You will never feel alone
My touch is such a rush
It over-flows..
I will give to you the love you seek and more
Come on I'm waiting for you
I will give to you
The love you seek and more
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
Your what I'm waiting for you
I will give to you
The love you seek and more
(your all I really need)
I will get to you the love you seek and more
So what are you waiting for
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
Baby here we are standing face to face
Just the two of us locked in your embrace
Now I got it bad but you got something good
Won't you treat me good in every way, yeah
Are you ready
I can feel your passion and your love
Oh oh ohhh it overflows
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
So what are you waiting for
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
I got love you seek
I got love you seek
I got love you seek
I got lovee
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
So what are you waiting for
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
(the love you seek, baby, its in me)
The love you seek and more
(your always want baby)
I'll get to you the love you seek and more
About Seek Bromance
"Seek Bromance" is a song by Tim Berg that can be described without overloading it with uncertain background. The recording's title provides a compact frame, while the music supplies the real context through rhythm, vocal phrasing, instrumental texture, and overall mood. If this listing represents a remix, edit, or alternate version, the version note matters, but it does not replace the song's central identity. A strong draft should help listeners place "Seek Bromance" in plain language: what kind of energy it carries, how it fits the credited artist, and why the track may stand out in a playlist or set. The version wording should be preserved because mixes, edits, remasters, and live takes can change pacing, texture, or emphasis while keeping the same underlying song identity.