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Luneliness

by Lu Silver

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1.
Rayo De Luna 03:24
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2.
All My Fault 05:30
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Good morning Lisa, this is my last goodbye Good morning sweetheart, I don’t wanna see you cry Pain and sorrow I know I've done you wrong And I know you're tired of fighting, girl Maybe it’s all my fault We used to love each other Care about one another Goodnight honey, where did we go wrong Now I'll leave you lonely I know I've done you wrong And I know you're tired of fighting, girl And I've said all I can say Good morning honey, I don’t wanna see you cry Pain and sorrow I know I’ve done you wrong And I know you’re tired of fighting, girl And I’ve said all I can say.
3.
I Love You More 04:12
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4.
I'll Always Be The Man From Yesterday 04:57
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Once I was a young man, so beautiful and strong Hid my insecurity with booze and drugs I’ve destroyed my mind, Now I need to change my life I’m going to find my self, I’m going to be free I'm just sleepin' in this rainy day I’m feelin' tired, don't leave me alone Blue light at my window... somehow I’ll always be the man from yesterday. I’ve been walkin’ through doors Without finding what I was lookin' for Goodbye summer, don’t you wanna stay? Welcome back winter, with your colour gray! I keep walkin’ like a dreamer I never had a love like this before Really, love for simple things... somehow I’ll always be the man from yesterday. I believe in mountains, they’ve seen everything I believe in the ocean, it’s so immense and deep But I don’t believe in people anymore I believe in my mother, she really loves me I believe in my sister, she’s true and sincere to me But I don’t believe in my father anymore.
5.
Always The Same 04:48
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6.
I'm Losing You 05:08
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7.
Your Loneliness 04:08
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Before you go to sleep I need to know How do you feel about me I need to know I want to hear from you Once upon a time a man and a woman fell in love Once upon a time there was a woman with a broken soul I’m telling you I love you, I long for your lips I can see a sad light in your eyes I can see your loneliness, loneliness. I sing this love song, 'cause I feel strong Don't try to understand We can't understand everything, Try to love me instead Once upon a time a man and a woman fell in love... I'm telling you I love you, I long for your lips I can see a sad light in your eyes I can see your loneliness, loneliness.
8.
Day After Day 04:32
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9.
Always The Same (reprise) 02:03
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10.
His Masterpiece 05:00
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about

The album title 𝙇𝙪𝙣𝙚𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙨 is a personal interpretation of the word ‘loneliness’. The idea is by artist and singer-songwriter Conny Ochs, Lu's close friend and designer of the cover art. The songs were written in the winter of 2020 when the pandemic lockdown forced LU SILVER to loneliness inside a room. The same one he's already been living in for two years, but things can change. Out of the blue, he found himself on his own for days at a time, and that was too much, even if he’s always loved to carve out his own space and enjoy his solitude. Winter became a journey between present and past, between lights and shadows. He instinctively needed to unleash intimate emotions, being not afraid to dig deep. This melancholy side of him has always been there since he was a child. All this turned into a catharsis that brought new energy and joy. Maybe this also happens to some of you….
Each song is a little scrap of a life soundtrack.


"I think loneliness can be considered one of the worst evils of our time. Love and friendship can be excellent medicines to overcome fears and isolation" - Lu Silver

credits

released May 6, 2022

Lu Silver | vocals, drums, acoustic guitar, 12 string guitar, electric guitar, Spanish guitar, percussion, harp, mellotron, vibraphone, piano on "Day After Day"

ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS:
El Xicano | bass
Enri Zavalloni | Solina, Hammond, piano, tambourine, Glockenspiel, cabasa, vibraslap
Alessandro Tedesco | lead acoustic guitar on "I'm Losing You"
Matt Drive | drums on "I'm Losing You"
Danny Savanas | cajon on "Your Loneliness"
Tommy Gun | Spanish guitar on "Your Loneliness"
Tez | acoustic guitar solo on "I Love You More"
Paride Silvio | trumpet and flugelhorn on "I'll Always Be The Man From Yesterday"
Stefano Miozzo | pedal steel on "I Love You More"

Music, arrangements and lyrics by Lu Silver.
Language supervision James Wood and Elena Montemaggi.
Produced by Lu Silver and Enri Zavalloni.
Recorded and mixed at Atomic Studio from September to December 2021 www.atomicstudio.it
Artwork by Ochsworks www.ochsworks.com

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