Lenticular Cloud
Cece Alaniz
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Lenticular Cloud by Cece Alaniz & Avid Beats
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“Lenticular Cloud” is a new 2024 indie singer-songwriter acoustic song in collaboration between Cece Alaniz and Avid Beats. Cece wrote the lyrics and sung the main vocals, and Avid produced the instrumental music and harmonised. Cece’s lyrics speak about how ‘there is no divide’ – we are all connect...
Lenticular Cloud Lyrics
Fading in and out
The light inside
Begs to be let out
It falls from the sky
The sun in your eyes
Divine, divine
A solar eclipse, can't contain
Earth's greatest prize, bright and ablaze
The roots in the ground, they breathe into our lungs
Nature's delight
Divine, divine
I'm alive
The stars in the sky
Connect our lives
And centuries go by, yet they still shine bright
Lenticular cloud, there is no divide
Nature makes no mistakes
Divine, divine
Fall into place
I'm happy you're alive
I'm happy I'm alive
Lenticular Cloud Q&A
Who wrote Lenticular Cloud's ?
Lenticular Cloud was written by Cece Alaniz.
Who produced Lenticular Cloud's ?
Lenticular Cloud was produced by Avid Beats.
When did Cece Alaniz release Lenticular Cloud?
Cece Alaniz released Lenticular Cloud on Fri Jun 21 2024.
What is the meaning of "Lenticular Cloud" by Cece Alaniz & Avid Beats?
The meaning of “Lenticular Cloud” by Cece Alaniz & Avid Beats is about how ‘there is no divide’ – we are all connected to nature, the Earth and each other. We as humans are equal to other lifeforms. The song also talks about love through metaphorical descriptions of nature. Cece was inspired by...
What was "Lenticular Cloud" by Cece Alaniz and Avid Beats inspired by?
The song has a mellow yet powerful guitar instrumental, which Avid made inspired by Rema’s song “Calm Down”, produced by Andrevibez and London, with the remix version featuring Selena Gomez.
What are Lenticular Clouds?
Lenticular clouds are stationary clouds that form mostly in the troposphere, typically in parallel alignment to the wind direction. They are often comparable in appearance to a lens or saucer.