i know we gon be better im gon make everything alright
i don know where to hide
i jus wanna feel alive
i know it hits me harder when im fighting all night
all night...

i know its not a lie
i know we gon' be better im gon' make everything alright
i dont know where to hide
i just wanna feel alive
i know it hits me harder when im fighting all night
all night

i know its not a lie
i know we gon be better im gon make everything alright
i dont know where to hide
i just wanna feel alive
i know it hits me harder when im fighting all night
all night

and all the day 
i swear i just wanna feel okay
just wanna know that you'll never go away
it make me feel like its never too late
too late

so ill just stop it 
it makes me feel like i never lost it 
it makes me feel like im so exhausted
it make me feel okay,
okay

i know its not a lie
i know we gon' be better im gon' make everything alright
i dont know where to hide
i just wanna feel alive
i know it hits me harder when im fighting all night
all night

i know its not a lie
i know we gon be better im gon make everything alright
i dont know where to hide
i just wanna feel alive
i know it hits me harder when im fighting all night
all night

i know we gon be better im gon make everything alright
i don know where to hide
i jus wanna feel alive
i know it hits me harder when im fighting all night
all night!!!!!

i know (ilymeow)

24, autistic, writer, and now venturing into the world of DJing.

I’m the author of the sci-fi book ULTRA QUALIA (available on Amazon under my name, Leonardo Sales Santos). But everywhere else, I go by TRACK_N10—a name inspired by Charli XCX’s iconic "Track 10."

My influences span from Snow Strippers, 2hollis, Shygirl, and SOPHIE to Lady Gaga, Kim Petras, Nils Frahm, and countless other genres that shape my sound.

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, I now live in Porto, Portugal. With a degree in Marketing and two postgrads in Sales and Data Science, I finally decided to face my fears and dive headfirst into music—something I couldn’t imagine life without.

Music also became a way to fund my medication for autism and its comorbidities. If nothing else, being on the spectrum has given me a uniquely heightened sensitivity to art.

Music today. Music now. Music forever.

What I still see in colour,
He's surrounding in black and white.