Silver Lining from Desert Dogs by Mike Vitale
Sometimes we are not the most positive. It's okay to not be positive all the time. We do the best we can. Please don't beat yourself up over feeling down and negative on occasion. This too shall pass.
Tracklist
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Lyrics
Silver Lining
words and music by Michael Patrick Vitale
Dancing in the dark
Awkward in the light
Destroying all hope
In Hindsight
Reaching out on the phone
Feeling all alone
No eye contact
Throwing Shade
Leave me here sleeping in the bed I made
Raining on parades while the sun is shining
Finding dark clouds in every silver lining
Every silver lining
Raining on parades while the sun is shining
Finding dark clouds in every silver lining
Every silver lining
Chattering thoughts
Solemn in the mind
The glass is half empty
and I'm resigned
Reaching out on the phone
Feeling all alone
I cup my hand
The wrong wolf's fed
Now I'm exercising demons that are in my head
Raining on parades while the sun is shining
Finding dark clouds in every silver lining
Every silver lining
Raining on parades while the sun is shining
Finding dark clouds in every silver lining
Every silver lining
Raining on parades while the sun is shining
Finding dark clouds in every silver lining
Every silver lining
Raining on parades while the sun is shining
Finding dark clouds in every silver lining
Every silver lining
Credits
Words and Music by Michael Patrick Vitale
Vocals, Baritone Guitars, and Moog Mini Synthesizer - Mike Vitale
Electric Guitars and Bass - Chris Halopoff
Drums - Frank Reina
Produced by Mike Vitale and Chris Halopoff
Engineered by Mike Vitale, Frank Reina, and Chris Halopoff
Recorded at Studio 333 in Cerritos, CA and at my home studio in Los Angeles, CA.
Mixed by Ryan Lipman
Mastered by Mark Alan Miller
License
All rights reserved.
Mike Vitale is a singer-songwriter and producer based out of Los Angeles, CA. When not preoccupied with other stuff, he enjoys short walks on long beaches with his two border collies, Border and Collie. He is certain that this sentence is useless, but also doesn't believe in absolutes. The dogs may or may not be fictional. All the other stuff is probably true.