À propos de Sundown on the Radio (version 2)
« Sundown on the Radio (version 2) » est une chanson mélancolique du genre Latin pop, signé Rico Sunday (106 BPM, la mineur, 3:42, chanté en anglais). Ce titre fait partie du catalogue de WeavyAudio et est sous licence pour une diffusion dans les cafés, restaurants, salles de sport, commerces et autres établissements.
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Crédits
- Artiste
- Rico Sunday
- Genre
- Latin Pop
- Ambiance
- Mélancolique
- Tempo
- 106 BPM
- Tonalité
- la mineur
- Durée
- 3:42
- Voix
- anglais
- Licence
- Sous licence pour les établissements
Mots-clés
- Latin Pop Bittersweet Nostalgia 2
- tight pop drums with a snappy brush-drum groove in a moderate key
- bright synth plucks and clean guitar playing a lilting eighth-note rhythmic ostinato
- nylon guitar riff
- cowbell
- polished vocal upfront with wide stereo guitar and crisp drums
- warm tenor crooning Latin balladeer
- emotional Spanish ballad delivery with melismatic runs
- 106 BPM
- A minor
Ajouté aujourd’hui · 11/11/2026 · sous licence pour une diffusion dans les établissements
Paroles· suivent l’audio
Sundown on the Radio (version 2) – paroles
Verse
Traffic lights hold their color a little longer tonight
Paper cups rolling on the hood of your car
Your hand through my sleeve like you're pulling me in again
Same three blocks but this time we walk slow and I win
Pre-Chorus
So tell me is it habit or do you still mean what you say
Do you feel it too when the streetlights catch your face
Chorus
Is it habit or is it real that I'm holding my breath near you
Standing in a doorway like I'm not leaving till the sun comes through
You keep the radio low, talk to me like I'm still here
Is it habit or am I scared of losing what we had this year
Verse
Corner store neon flickers red and gold on your chin
Your thumb traces my collarbone like you're drawing a line
The block is quiet but your laughter cuts through the hush
I keep thinking something's shifting, that maybe tonight comes up
Pre-Chorus
So tell me is it habit or do you still mean what you say
Do you feel it too when the streetlights catch your face
Chorus
Is it habit or is it real that I'm holding my breath near you
Standing in a doorway like I'm not leaving till the sun comes through
You keep the radio low, talk to me like I'm still here
Is it habit or am I scared of losing what we had this year
Bridge
Maybe the summer's ending and maybe that's okay
If your hand stays mine one more hour, then I'll face another day
No promises in the streetlights but this feels different tonight
So stay just a little closer till the sky turns white
Chorus
Is it habit or is it real that I'm holding my breath near you
Standing in a doorway like I'm not leaving till the sun comes through
You keep the radio low, talk to me like I'm still here
Is it habit or am I scared of losing what we had this year
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Versions de cette chanson
- Sundown on the Radio
- Sundown on the Radio (version 2) (cet enregistrement)
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