Gravity” is a soulful confession about the invisible pull between two souls — the kind of connection that defies distance, logic, and time.
With cinematic strings, deep harmonies, and a heartbeat rhythm that mirrors the push and pull of love, F.I.H. delivers an anthem about surrendering to what’s meant to be.

Each voice represents a different emotion — resistance, longing, acceptance, and faith — blending into one magnetic sound.
This is not just a love song; it’s a spiritual gravity that keeps hearts aligned even after they’ve drifted apart.

 Smooth, timeless, and deeply human — “Gravity” reminds us that love always finds its center.

F.I.H. – “Gravity

Echoes in Satin by Lauren Lewis shimmers with emotion — a lush blend of dreamy pop, soulful vocals, and cinematic melodies. Each song feels like a late-night confession wrapped in velvet, echoing with love, memory, and desire. Smooth, reflective, and timeless — this is Lauren Lewis at her most captivating. ✨

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Falling into You

In Another Life

I’m lying in the window light, 
Tail flickers slow like time. 
The city hums beneath the night, 
but something stirs inside. 
A whisper through the jasmine air, 
a heartbeat I can’t name.
In dreams I hunt the golden glare, 
before the fences came. 

Take me back to Savannah, 
where my shadow runs so free.
 Let the dust clouds rise behind me, 
Let the wild remember me. 
Oh, take me back to Savannah, 
To the sun, the sand, the flame. 
Back to Savannah, to Savannah
where I was born to bear no name. 


They feed me love in porcelain bowls, 
And stroke the edge of my pride. 
But I can feel those ancient calls, 
still burning deep inside. 
Maybe freedom’s just a memory, 
Scratched on the walls of my mind. 
But when the moonlight calls me softly, 
I still know what I’ll find.


Take me back to Savannah, 
where my shadow runs so free.
 Let the dust clouds rise behind me, 
Let the wild remember me. 
Oh, take me back to Savannah, 
To the sun, the sand, the flame. 
Back to Savannah, to Savannah
where I was born to bear no name. 


Beneath the velvet midnight sky, 
my paws remember chasing storms. 
Wild grass brushing against my sides, 
A kingdom far from walls and norms. 
Each shadow shaped by ancient kin, 
Silent whispers guide my feet. 
With every breath, I taste the wind 
 A symphony of scents and heat. 


Take me back to Savannah, 
where my shadow runs so free.
 Let the dust clouds rise behind me, 
Let the wild remember me. 
Oh, take me back to Savannah, 
To the sun, the sand, the flame. 
Back to Savannah, to Savannah
where I was born to bear no name. 


I watch the rain on glassy panes, 
Paint rivers down the street below. 
Once, thunder was the drum that claimed 
My spirit in the afterglow. 
Now city lights may dull my claws, 
But longing sharpens every sense. 
In dreams, I slip from tangled laws, 
And leap the wild Savannah fence.

Take me back to Savannah, 
where my shadow runs so free.
 Let the dust clouds rise behind me, 
Let the wild remember me. 
Oh, take me back to Savannah, 
To the sun, the sand, the flame. 
Back to Savannah, to Savannah
where I was born to bear no name.

Oh, take me back to Savannah, 
To the sun, the sand, the flame. 
Back to Savannah, to Savannah
where I was born to bear no name.


Savannah (Take me back)

Track number 13th from the album LOST IN THE BEAT

LOST IN THE BEAT

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grief

The song is an adaptation of a poem called “Alms” by Edna St. Vincent Millay.  It is a powerful, melancholy song about generosity, exhaustion, and the emptiness that can follow endless giving with nothing in return. 


Winters Ashes

Started my music career after I retired. My current focus is on creating lyrics and producing songs using AI vocals.

Winters Ashes

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