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Lighthouse

by Marian Renta

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"Lighthouse" is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter and record producer Marian Renta released digitally as a single on November 3, 2023. The single's release was accompanied by the song's lyric video that premiered the same day. "Lighthouse" is built upon a midtempo house beat supporting an ambient, soft synth, pop-EDM soundscape. Written and produced by Renta, the song's lyrical theme is centered around finding the strength to break free from a toxic relationship and saving oneself through overcoming fears. "Lighthouse" showcases a fusion of Renta's more niche influences such as garage house, loft, and tropical house.

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lyrics

I can barely breathe
You'll feed the suffering
Giving just enough
So I'll never leave
A beautiful hostage
Is all you need to breathe
But your chamber's empty
And there's hope for me
So in the dark of night
Without you even knowing why
I'm saving someone's life
And I'll go deaf when you try to
Talk me back into a wall
Guarding secrets kept so long
It doesn't matter now
It's all coming down

I don't care I'm jumping in
It's cold as ice but comforting
'Cause I feel something deep inside
Drowning so I'll stay alive
Long enough to shatter night
And find that lighthouse shining bright
Vision's blurry but I'll try
To make it to that lighthouse

You hope I can't swim
You'll do anything
To keep me on the shelf
Where no one gets a glimpse
Of me falling apart
Seemed I wasn't good enough
Or worth giving her up for
Or switching up for
You think it's suicide
You'll believe anything
But when the music stops
You hear your own voice sing
I can be the girl
Who loves herself to hurt you
In the mix
(In the mix, in the mix)
So in the dark of night
Without you even knowing why
I'm saving someone's life
And I'll go deaf when you try to
Talk me back into a wall
Guarding secrets kept so long
It doesn't matter now
It's all coming down

I don't care I'm jumping in
It's cold as ice but comforting
'Cause I feel something deep inside
Drowning so I'll stay alive
Long enough to shatter night
And find that lighthouse shining bright
Vision's blurry but I'll try
To make it to that lighthouse

I don't care I'm jumping in
It's cold as ice but comforting
'Cause I feel something deep inside
Drowning so I'll stay alive
Long enough to shatter night
And find that lighthouse shining bright
Vision's blurry but I'll try
To make it to that lighthouse

I don't care
You'll believe anything
But when the music stops
You hear your own voice sing
I can be the girl
Who loves herself to hurt you
In the mix
(In the mix, in the mix)
(In the mix, in the mix)
(In the mix, in the mix)
(In the mix, in the mix)
(In the mix, in the mix)

credits

released November 3, 2023
Written by: Marian Renta
Produced by: Marian Renta
Mixing and engineering: Marian Renta
Mastered by: Marian Renta

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Marian Renta is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and musician. Born in New York, she grew up in Virginia where she was formally and classically trained as a pianist and composer. Regarded for her prolific songwriting and unique vocal tone, she often conveys emotional and melancholic themes in her songs and often incorporates a blend of Indie pop, Soul, and Electronica in her music. ... more

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