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Radio Waves
Alternative
Radio Waves was released on May 26, 2025 by Imaginarius as a part of the album Eclipse
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AlbumEclipse
Release DateMay 26, 2025
LabelImaginarius
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM74

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Imaginarius
Imaginarius
Ensemble
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Erika Dapkewicz
Erika Dapkewicz
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Imaginarius
Imaginarius
Producer

Lyrics

In the glow of screens, lost in the stream,
Where pixels dance and voices scream.
A world of wires, a digital dream,
We can’t help losing steam,
Lost in the endless gleam.
Longing for the days of simpler ways,
When faces met in light of day.
And now we're drowning in neon haze,
And fighting through the maze the past will then light the way.
Oh, radio waves, won't you take me back?
To the crackle and hum, where the static’s a fact.
The rhythm and sound was our only pact buried like a song track,
Oh, radio waves, won't you take me back?
In the echo chambers is a choice
We listen to the lonely voice
Connections shallow but we rejoice,
We can hear all the noise and hear the distant voice.
But in the silence whispers stay
A memory of simpler days.
Where hearts beat louder searching through haze, and leading through the maze
Back to the simpler ways? Before we were led astray.
Oh, radio waves, won't you take me back?
To the crackle and hum, where the static’s a fact.
The rhythm and sound was our only pact buried like a song track,
Oh, radio waves, won't you take me back?
In the silence we will look inside our souls, in the quiet we will become whole.
Beyond all our control we find our way home.
Oh, radio waves, won't you take me back?
To the crackle and hum, where the static’s a fact.
The rhythm and sound was our only pact buried like a song track.
Oh, radio waves, won't you take me back?
To the crackle and hum, where the static’s a fact.
The rhythm and sound was our only pact buried like a song track.
Hear final notes fade into the night,
Hoping that we can still make this right
Written by: Erika Dapkewicz
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