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Alive
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Metal
Alive was released on May 27, 2014 by Revalve Records as a part of the album The Attraction of Opposites
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Release DateMay 27, 2014
LabelRevalve Records
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM60

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
RAVENSCRY
RAVENSCRY
Performer
Simone Carminati
Simone Carminati
Drums
Andrea Fagiuoli
Andrea Fagiuoli
Bass
Giulia Stefani
Giulia Stefani
Vocals
ruben Paganelli
ruben Paganelli
Saxophone
Thomas Chigioni
Thomas Chigioni
Cello
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Simone Carminati
Simone Carminati
Songwriter
Andrea Fagiuoli
Andrea Fagiuoli
Songwriter
Mauro Paganelli
Mauro Paganelli
Songwriter
Paolo Raimondi
Paolo Raimondi
Songwriter
Giulia Stefani
Giulia Stefani
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Andrea Fagiuoli
Andrea Fagiuoli
Recording Engineer
Roberto Laghi
Roberto Laghi
Mixing Engineer
Dragan Tanaskovic
Dragan Tanaskovic
Mastering Engineer
Paolo Raimondi
Paolo Raimondi
Producer

Lyrics

Alive, I felt I was alive
The room shook under his nervous steps
I wished to not o-open my eyes, anymore
In my house everything was unfamiliar
Wasn't him, wasn't his fury on my bones
I was wrong; I could make amend the problem that I had created
And I still hung, with my nails and all my memories
I was less than the idea he had about me
While I kept telling myself “I just have to wait for it to pass”
The hell was mine but I needed to
Believe, as I still breathed
I could never be more blessed than this, oh no...
In my house everything was unfamiliar
Wasn't him, wasn't his fury on my bones
I was wrong, I could make amend the problem that I had created
When words hurt more than a whole night with him
My son shadow turns me back to forgive
With a fast rewind, I forgot any wounds on my raped mind
And your dreams, who knows where are now...
And my dreams had fallen down to resist
In my house everything was unfamiliar
He was, and was his fury on my bones
I knew I couldn't make amend the problem that I didn't create
The main effort, to admit that I had really failed
That I'd known the most degrading misery
To discover that I could deserve more than a daily dread
Written by: Andrea Fagiuoli, Giulia Stefani, Mauro Paganelli, Paolo Raimondi, Simone Carminati
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