Kevin Garrett - Pray You Catch Me [Songkick Live]

Kevin Garrett performs the song “Pray You Catch Me” at an exclusive Songkick Live session in our NYC offices.

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[silviafigueroa]

A genius
Writing these beautiful heartbreaking words ❤

[zackreitan]

Channel has 1.5 million subscribers.. this video has 35 thousand views.. continues to prove my point at how to unrated Kevin Garrett is. Literally one of the best artists I’ve heard.

[psneale]

This is what I needed to hear. Kevin is more than wonderful

[jishthec]

The drummer's facial expression is hilarious.

[marshallmcdermott]

I hope he one day gets out from under the copyright of this song. You can tell he connects to the song, it's his.

[cortnhehamilton]

It’s crazy that not many people knew was his song i come back to this every now and then and its really artist like him that make ppl like “Beyoncé” famous

[youdontwannaknow]

Can someone write the piano chords of the part "and now I'm fading in the.black.."? Can't find it online and I know nothing about piano. Thanks if you do

[cordelljackson]

Play it at a 0.5 speed, and feel the music

[laniviamorris]

❤ song better than who he wrote it for. My opinion

[michaeljared]

I didn't know Amine played the drums.