Rescore of the short animated film, The OceanMaker.

The OceanMaker Rescore

An 80s-style pop tune written for the short film, Time Again (dir. Darren Cohn)


Lyrics:
I still remember; the passion in your eyes
The way it felt so right - you by my side
I still remember; the velvet of your voice
Sent shivers down my spine, oh every time

Your wit would hypnotize
I could talk to you all night

You leave me speechless
At a total loss for words to say
Speechless
My clever thoughts all slip away
You smile at me, ya take my hand
This chemistry I don’t understand
Leaves me speechless	

Now and forever; your presence fills my mind;
A warmth, a spark that brightens the darkest night
Now and forever; with your faith wrapped around me tight
I’m not afraid to face the day no matter what I find

Cause your words still hypnotize
Can’t wait to talk to you all my life   

You leave me speechless    
At a total loss for words to say
Speechless
My clever thoughts all slip away
You smile at me, ya take my hand
This chemistry I don’t understand
Leaves me speechless

You leave me speechless    
At a total loss for words to say
Speechless
My clever thoughts all slip away
You smile at me, ya take my hand
This chemistry I don’t understand
Leaves me speechless

Speechless (Feat. Melo Gia)

Soundtrack cue for the psychological horror short film, Morse Code. Here, everyday objects - street lamps, car alarms - begin to call to Stefanie with the same Morse code greeting that her deceased friend used to use. Stefanie goes to investigate the phenomenon. She feels the air sucked out of the room and a buzzing in her head as she seems to be pushed closer and closer to the basement where her friend took her own life years ago.

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