KI-Song zur Folge 191 des Podcast Musikgeschichte скачать в хорошем качестве

KI-Song zur Folge 191 des Podcast Musikgeschichte

[ INFO ] Der Song zur Folge 191 des Podcast Musikgeschichte komplett mit KI generiert. [ LYRICS ] Yeah Late night glow Empty streets, nowhere to go City lights but no one’s out Silent nights, we twist and shout Radio plays inside my room Summer sky but something’s gone too soon Jens and Marcel turn back time June twenty-twenty on the line We were dancing on our own Through a screen, through the phone We were chasing neon dreams But nothing’s ever what it seems Locked inside but feeling more When the music hit the floor It was a summer without joy Dancing with the noise Every heartbeat felt destroyed But we kept the volume high It was a summer without joy Lonely girls and boys Singing just to fill the void Under artificial lights Charts were climbing, streets were still Every song gave us a thrill From dark pop nights to rooftop rhymes Different sounds in different times We held on to every beat While the world stayed incomplete June was burning in our heads But the outside world felt dead We were chasing neon dreams Through isolation’s silver screens Every chorus felt like home Even when we felt alone It was a summer without joy Dancing with the noise Every heartbeat felt destroyed But we kept the volume high It was a summer without joy Lonely girls and boys Singing just to fill the void Under artificial lights I can’t let the silence win Turn it up and let me in If the world won’t let us move We’ll let the rhythm pull us through Oh-oh We were alive Even in the quiet nights It was a summer without joy Dancing with the noise Every heartbeat felt destroyed But we kept the volume high It was a summer without joy Lonely girls and boys Music was our only choice In a summer without joy [ LINKS ] Podcast: https://musikgeschichte.com Podcastfolge Folge 191: https://musikgeschichte.com/podcast/f... [ CREDITS ] Lyrics by ChatGPT Sound by Suno Grafic by ChatGPT [ PRODUCTION ] Podcast Musikgeschichte by Marcel Koltermann & Jens Krause www.musikgeschichte.com