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Confetti
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Pop
Confetti was released on November 28, 2024 by Violet Salt as a part of the album Confetti - Single
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Release DateNovember 28, 2024
LabelViolet Salt
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM116

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Violet Salt
Violet Salt
Performer
Kristy Sheridan
Kristy Sheridan
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Kristy Sheridan
Kristy Sheridan
Composer, Lyrics
Matthew Collins
Matthew Collins
Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Matthew Collins
Matthew Collins
Producer
Matt Bishop
Matt Bishop
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

And so, again
It's the end of another year
And once again
I got creative with my fears
You turned and looked at me and said
You gotta learn not to get so stressed
I guess I didn't realise I was making it so obvious
Dancing in confetti
While last night's streamers stick to your undersole
Dancing by yourself but they cut the music off hours ago
Writing out your fears with a ten pack of sparklers
Waving your body round in the smell of gunpowder
Take the memories you want to keep
Dance the rest into the ground
I try, to let go
A little bit more every year
They say the older you get the faster they disappear
Are we celebrating, or commiserating?
Is there a bittersweetness only I am tasting?
A silence in between the fireworks
That's enough to make me lose my breath
Dancing in confetti
While last night's streamers stick to your undersole
Dancing by yourself but they cut the music off hours ago
Writing out your fears with a ten pack of sparklers
Waving your body round in the smell of gunpowder
Take the memories you want to keep
Dance the rest into the ground
Broken glass and kissing at midnight
Is this a sign that we're having the time of our lives?
(Dancing in confetti)
Another year gone, we're still here
But the longer we're here the less sand is in the hourglass
Another year gone, we're still here
But the longer we're here the less sand is in the hourglass
(Dancing in confetti)
But the longer we're here the less sand is in the hourglass
But the longer we're here the less sand is in the hourglass
Written by: Kristy Sheridan
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