Life of Regret by Kevin Dellinger

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Life of Regret by Suriel3000KD

This is the vocal electronic feature track from Headroom Seducer by Kevin Dellinger. I may have a few regrets in life. This song explains it. I am sure some of you may have made some wrong choices in life. This song represents that feeling. Vocals and music by Kevin Dellinger. Music composed and produced by Kevin Dellinger. Lyrics by Kevin Dellinger.
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Lyrics:

When it changed my life
I knew that it would never change
The deeper I fell
I would struggle to be in the past
I fell apart with rage
Losing the only thing I thought would last
Now I move ahead
With emptiness instead
What happened to me?

Even if you slip away I will care for you anyway
Even if you endured me day by day
I will still embrace you anyway

I'm sorry for the mistakes
Things just got in the way
Forgive but don't forget

I knew what it would take
But I still went the other way
Now I live and grow in regret

Even if you are no longer here
I will still remember you anyway
Even if you don't care
You are still a part of me anyway

Even if I live my life in regret
I hope I learned anyway
Even if you are gone forever
I will still love you anyway


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In the early days of his music career (1990s), his music was more alternative sounding like the bands - R.E.M., the Cure, and Depeche Mode. However, through the years of increased technology in computers, recording has become somewhat revolutionary. Because of this transition, his music has now derived into a very original style of electronica and synthpop. Influences were Underworld, Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim. More modern tracks are a combination of genres including house, trance, electronica, etc.

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