The song "Euphoria" is about experiencing an overwhelming sense of joy, freedom, and connection to life. It describes a transformative, almost otherworldly state of being where everything feels heightened and perfect. The song captures the blissful and transformative feeling of being fully alive, aligned with one’s dreams, and unburdened by limitations. It could resonate with themes of personal growth, self-discovery, or even love. Hope you like it. (Lyrics in comments)

The song speaks to the hidden struggles we all carry beneath the surface—the burdens, silent sorrows, and personal battles that often go unseen. It suggests that even when we put on brave faces, it's normal to feel overwhelmed or broken at times. The message is about the importance of allowing ourselves to feel and express these emotions instead of burying them. The song is a comforting reminder that it's okay to be vulnerable and to let ourselves cry as part of healing. It's about self-acceptance, emotional resilience, and the strength that comes from embracing our humanity. Hope you like it. (lyrics in comments)

As I promised, this would be another version of "Echoes of You". I wanted to make a club version of it, and I was thinking about which way to go. Because of the lyrics of the song, I didn't want a cheerful base for it, rather I wanted to bring out a slightly deep sound from the whole thing. I hope you will like it. The lyrics can be found in the comment section of the previous version.

There are songs that I am not satisfied with. "Echoes of You", which I also posted here a while back, is one of those. So I got down to it and rewrote it and added several verses. It was reborn in two versions, I would like to share both with you, I hope you will like the new versions. (New lyrics in comments)

This song reflect on the inevitable passage of time and the bittersweet experience of life's fleeting moments. The song encourage an appreciation of the present and an acceptance of time’s flow, even if it brings a sense of longing for the moments that have passed. It's a poetic meditation on time as a powerful but elusive force in our lives. Hope you like it. (lyrics in comments)