Velvet Shadows

If We Still Had Yesterday - Dj Def Dealer Ent 618.mp3

A blues infused track featuring a slow guitar riff with modern jazz influences and killer saxophone solo!

[Verse 1]
We were just two kids on a gravel road
Trading secrets, dreams, and GI Joes
Built our castles out of sticks and sand
Swore we'd always be a two-man band
From bike rides to heartbreaks, we made it through
Every high and low, me and you
Now the hair’s gone gray, but the laughs still flow
Still chasing life wherever it goes

[Chorus]
🎵 Fifty years and still we roll
Like a river that never grows old
Through the storms and the sunshine glow
We’ve got stories only we know
Raise a glass to the days gone by
And the ones we’ve yet to find
Here’s to the road we’re walking on
Fifty down, let’s go fifty more strong 🎵

[Verse 2]
We’ve seen weddings, babies, and dreams come true
Lost a few, but we always knew
That no matter how the winds might bend
I’d still find you at the other end
We’ve got photos faded, and songs we sing
Inside jokes that still mean everything
And when the world feels too fast to chase
We slow it down in our favorite place

[Chorus]
🎵 Fifty years and still we roll
Like a river that never grows old
Through the storms and the sunshine glow
We’ve got stories only we know
Raise a glass to the days gone by
And the ones we’ve yet to find
Here’s to the road we’re walking on
Fifty down, let’s go fifty more strong [Final Chorus]
🎵 Fifty years and still we roll
Like a river that never grows old
Through the storms and the sunshine glow
We’ve got stories only we know
Raise a glass to the days gone by
And the ones we’ve yet to find
Here’s to the road we’re walking on
Fifty down, let’s go fifty more strong
Fifty down, let’s go fifty more strong

50 Years We Roll

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It tells the story of a world devoured by war where empathy has vanished, and survival has replaced compassion. Through the eyes of children, soldiers, and mothers, we see innocence turned into ashes. Bombs fall on schools, new born cry in empty hospitals, and cities lose their soul. It’s not just physical war, it’s spiritual decay. The world has gone numb; killing feels mechanical. “CHAOS” isn’t just noise, it’s order without conscience, love replaced by fear, and the devil conducting the drums of war. Beneath it all, a pulse of defiance beats, a whisper that even in ruin, the human spirit refuses to die.

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