Name: Up Where We Belong _ Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes (Stardust Mix) by Bassline Baron
Duration: 4 min 15 s
Description: Most likely the best love song of our time amazing and well written (:

Oh my God, I'm an emotional wreck
Fire needs air desire space
I've had enough now, can I take my place

The final nail in the coffin, was when you closed the door
A storm engulfed, you're not enough
And do my heart falls to the floor

Terror Reigns in the brain 
Anger burns like fury
How long do I live with this pain
No excuse here for a Dury. 

It feels like lightening very frightening
It feels like lightening very frightening

I'm just a simple person
solo in this town
But now this blank future
Is somehow weighing me down

Where goes my alpha male
oh where goes my alpha male

it feels like lightening very frightening 
it feels like lightening very frightening. 

The final nail in the coffin
Was when you closed the door
You're not here anymore 
And so my heart falls to the floor

You're not here anymore and so my heart lives on the floor. 

Loss.

Бандуристка-Суккубша

Don't Answer

Battlecry

When you scream at Ghosts....

I met a masked robber at an open bar at Mardi Gras
He smiled and said ” I’m gonna steal your heart”
I said, if you’re trying to get my attention 
That’s a pretty good place to start 
I'd never thought he'd break my heart


I fell hard and fast
I thought, this kind of love could last
But....damn 
How could I have been so wrong?
Different dancer,  same song 
by the time the fall leaves fell
he was gone


It’s too late to apologize
It’s too late to expect you’d be a stand-up guy 
I’m tired of asking why...
There is nothing you can say or do
You're a masked robber on the loose
but I need a mercy from you


If you ever loved me 
Why'd you ghost me?
I need your ghost to come back


I need the ghost of you to come back
Take back all the love we made
Take back all of the reasons you couldn’t stay 
Take back all of the memories we ever made 
Take back everything that reminds me of you
 keep looking over your shoulder, 
I need closure,
This Louisiana girl needs to bury you


I sleep on your side of the bed
Where your head used to rest
I know that doesn't make sense 
I still don't know why you left
This is the state of affairs 
you left me in 
Was I not worth an explanation?
 I still feel your breath on my skin


I still go to Welty's  on Saint Charles Avenue
Our usual waitress, Miss Olivia 
she doesn't ask about you 
a knowing look, she says, 
Sugar, are you doin' okay?
I can barley nod, yes
Because inside I'm dying 
She knows I 'm lying

I could tell her you moved to California
But the truth is to this day
I don't know where you are either way


It’s too late to apologize
It’s too late to expect you’d be a stand-up guy 
I’m tired of asking why
There is nothing you can say or do
You're a masked robber on the loose
But I need a mercy from you


If you ever loved me 
Why'd you ghost me ?
I need your ghost to come back


I need the ghost of you to come back
Take back all the love we made
Take back all of the reasons you couldn’t stay
take back all of the memories we ever made 
Take back everything that reminds me of you
 keep looking over your shoulder,  I need closure,
This Louisianna girl needs to bury you


I'm gonna bury you 
I'm gonna bury you

The Ghost of You

Ring The Alarm _ Sagonus Knight_ Bmc

Most likely the best love song of our time amazing and well written (:

Up Where We Belong _ Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes (Stardust Mix)

LUCID PARADOX

MOTROO - KEPP GOING

Keepita Band - AUSTO

YESTERDAY

Let me share my journey with you. I started DJing at 16, playing school events in Sydney alongside my mate David. By the time I was 19, I had broken into the Sydney club scene, finally stepping into the career I had always dreamed of. From the very beginning, I was passionate about playing uplifting music—there's nothing worse than being in a club with a DJ who doesn't know how to get the crowd moving.

Over time, I made my way into the heart of Sydney’s nightlife. The 90s were the golden era for DJs—the energy was electric, the music was explosive, and the vibe was unforgettable. I had the privilege of being trained by some of the best and working with top talent in the city. That’s where I truly found my groove.

Honestly, I wish the magic of 90s music had never faded, but times changed. In the early 2000s, I hung up my headphones and turned to producing club tracks, especially since so many artists weren’t releasing proper club mixes. Still, I never stopped DJing—I just evolved and moved into a new realm.

Up Where We Belong _ Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes (Stardust Mix)

Bassline Baron

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