Melle - Where We Came From

Lyrics:

If I could send a letter to 15-year-old me
Sitting on a rooftop, singing with the sea
If I could share this moment, I’d tell him who he’d be
To savor every second, cause in time he’ll see

That it’s a hard road to travel
And somewhere down the line you’ll know
If you just let it unravel 
Remember you’ll have something to show

This is where we came from
Where we came from
This is where we came from
Where we came from

Last year, I remember, I flunked out at a show
I couldn’t get the words right
Still felt sick when I got home
If only I could hold him, carry something of the load
And tell him to look back and see how much he’s grown

Well, it’s a hard road to travel
But remember you’ll have something to show

Oh this is where we came from
Where we came from
This is where we came from
Where we came from
It’s falling down on your knees
It’s getting up to see that this is where we came from
Where we came from
This is where we came from

If I could send a letter to 50-year-old me
Listening to the song that I’ve been singing all these years
Do you remember the lyrics, the people that are in it?
I’m here to remind you 

That this is where we came from
Where we came from
This is where we came from
Where we came from
Oh it’s falling down on your knees
It’s getting up to see that this is where we came from
Where we came from
This is where we came from
This is where we came from

Where We Came From

The High Road

This song celebrates the resilience of dreamers and those who feel like outsiders in their surroundings. Its lyrics convey a message of strength, determination, and the will to overcome obstacles and oppressive forces big and small.

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Blaudzun - Dreamers (Lyrics)

We’re dreamers we are foreigners
In your land of barren trees
Were you hoping just to swallow us 
When you poured us your bitter-sweet

Don’t keep me under oh oh 
Don’t keep me under oh 
Don’t keep me under oh oh 
Ooh oh oh oh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh

It’s one thing to be torn
But you won’t bring us on our knees 
Wandering for so long
Turn the noise off so we can breathe

Don’t keep me under oh oh 
Don’t keep me under oh 
Don’t keep me under oh oh 
Ooh oh oh oh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh

No we won’t let the sun go down 
Before the last dance will be announced 
The walls will crack when we shout
Let me be, let me be

Don’t keep me under oh oh
Don’t keep me under oh oh 
Ooh oh oh oh
Ooh ooh ooh ooh

We’re dreamers we are foreigners 
We’re dreamers we are foreigners 
We’re dreamers we are foreigners 
We’re dreamers we are foreigners

Credits

Music & Words by: 
Blaudzun

Additional Musicians:

Produced by:
Blaudzun 

Recorded by:
Martijn Groeneveld at Mailmen Studio, Utrecht, The Netherlands

Mixed by: 
Pieter Vonk

Mastered By: 
Frederik Dejongh at Jerboa Mastering

Record Label: 
Labeltje Labeltje

Publisher: 
Pennies From Heaven

Dreamers

Wretched

This song is a tale from my grandparents, to their children, to me, about learning lessons on the different routes we take in our lives and eventually finding our way. Featuring my beautiful family on the cover! 


Credits:

Music & Lyrics: Vikki Gilmore
Production: Mathieu LeGuerrier
Mastering: Trillium Sound Mastering Studio
Artwork: Tyler Piechota

Lyrics:

"We were driving down the highway
Down the boulevard
Didn't realize that my way wouldn't get us very far
Now the dashboard says we're empty 
Running on low
I didn't know
I didn't know

Now the days are getting lonely
Nights are getting cold
Didn't realize it's only what we're never told
When the dashboard says we're empty
Running on low
We never know

I hope it opens up for you
I hope it opens all the roads
I hope it's not the same it was
When I didn't know 
When I didn't know
When I didn't know
When I didn't know
When I didn't know

When you're driving down the highway
Down the boulevard
Do you realize that my way
Won't get you very far
When the dashboard says you're empty
Running on low
Now that you know
Now that you know

I hope it opens up for you
I hope it opens all the roads
I hope it's not the same it was
When I didn't know 
When I didn't know
When I didn't know
When I didn't know


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Dashboard Blues

Someone Else On My Mind

Well in a Desert

Lyrics: 
Is it lonely being on the run?
Findin' shelter from the rising sun
When it's beatin' down a little,
I'm beaten down a little
More each day

Frightened of what I've become
Annie, go and get your gun
Sweeten up the deal
Sweep away what's real
All you want but
No one's coming

You give the faintest smile
Hadn't seen it in awhile
When I'm holding out for nothing
It's locked away for good this time
To never be found

From the West now
The gloom of your cloud
Starts to feel like
Something I can live without

Dearest Martha
When are you coming down?
Sleepless partner
I'm starting to think it's over now

And with bated breath
You choke out the rest
And now we're skipping to the ending
This tape is frayed away beyond all hope of rewind

From the West now
The gloom of your cloud
Starts to feel like
Something I can live without

Dearest Martha
When are you coming down?
Sleepless partner
I'm starting to think it's over now

Credits: 
Music & Lyrics: Nikolas Olson
Music: Matt Musso, Alec Ramba, Michael Musso, Jaret Lyttle
Engineer: Jon Clover-Brown
Art: Ragan Childress

Dearest Martha

November

Ethan Buckner’s second single Treading Water embraces existential questions about how to stay afloat within life’s chaos. Produced by grammy nominee Justin Glasco (Paris Paloma, The Lone Bellow), the track is a spacious, soaring, and organic indie folk/pop anthem for everyone just trying to make sense of it all.

Someone Else On My Mind

Michael Benjamin

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