Khareji

From flirty glances to wild romances, this playlist explores every quirky, chaotic, and heartfelt way we love. A mix of funky grooves, soulful serenades, and cheeky jams that celebrate connection, passion, and the beautiful mess of human affection. Perfect for lovers, misfits, and late-night dancers.

All the ways we love

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Dying To Live

Paper Moons & Static Hearts is a dreamy, bittersweet journey through the soft ache of growing up, letting go, and holding on. Woven with shimmering synths, lo-fi textures, and heartfelt lyricism, the album explores fragile connections, faded memories, and the quiet beauty of imperfection. Like paper moons lighting up the night for a moment, and hearts humming with static, each song captures the tension between the fleeting and the forever. This is indie pop for the romantics, the wanderers, and the ones still listening for echoes in the noise.

Fluorescent Skies

A rebellious Beatles-style pop-rock anthem exposing the manufactured illusion of pop culture and waking up to the truth behind the curtain.

Played Like a Record

“Where Does It End?” is a playful, tongue-in-cheek pop anthem celebrating confidence, charm, and the unstoppable combo of brains and beauty. With a cheeky beat and bold lyrics, it struts the fine line between self-love and satire — a modern mirror-ball bop for the effortlessly fabulous.










Where Does It End_

A tender reflection on lost glory and inner truth, this slow-burning soul track carries the ache of exile and the warmth of resilience. Smooth vocals and gospel hues tell the story of a fallen light still burning bright within.

Light I Used to Be

A bright, heartfelt tribute to the one who makes life sweeter. Medium-tempo romantic pop with a touch of old-school charm and genuine love.

Just Because I Love You

A patriotic folk-rock anthem warning of the dangers of foreign entanglements, political division, and forgotten founding wisdom, inspired by George Washington's farewell address.

Washington Warned Us

A cheeky dance-floor anthem about wild nights, lost purses, spontaneous love, and pillow floors. If you’ve ever shouted “woo-hoo” with a glass of Chardonnay in hand, this one’s for you.

Woo-Hoo & Chardonnay

Keith A. Wilkins — the mind behind Staying Alive — is a 75-year-old independent songwriter from Australia with a growing catalogue of 110+ original tracks. He doesn’t perform the songs himself, but he writes every line — blending protest, satire, resilience, and raw truth into bold musical stories that speak for the voiceless and challenge the mainstream.

From folk and outlaw country to acoustic rebellion and cheeky satire, Staying Alive is not about fame — it’s about survival, expression, and legacy. These songs are sung by others, but the story, the soul, and the sting come straight from Keith’s pen. More Songs here 
🌐 Website: https://stayingalive1.net/music