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- Artist: J Scott Bergman
- Title: Breakthrough
- Genre: Pop - Adult Contemporary, Rock - Pop Rock, Pop - Pop Rock
- Mood: Laid Back/Groovy
- Speed: Medium Slow (63-78)
- Instruments: Acoustic Guitar (Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin), Real Drums/Drum Kit, Keyboards/Organs, Bass
- Track type: Lyric - Full Length
- Date added: 1/1/0001
- Lyric themes: Rebellious, Self-Empowerment, Conformity
- Lyric hook: Hey that's me, refusing mediocrity, hey that's I, no longer will you question why
- Lyrics: now’s the time to break through here’s the place where i do construct something from you and take the prize that i choose lately it’s clear to expire this license of fear lately its right no longer just dreams in the night hey that’s me refusing mediocrity hey that’s i no longer will you question why so much has passed my way i just didn’t quite greet it now this blindness has gone never to be repeated lately come clean and pace out the count down to me lately it’s right to savor all minutes of night hey that’s me refusing mediocrity hey that’s i no longer will you question why sometimes you can miss it and sometimes it’s so clear that everyone is the leader of their journey dry your tears, dry your tears, dry your tears hey that’s me refusing mediocrity hey that’s i no longer will you question why hey that me refusing mediocrity hey that i no longer will you question why
- Keywords: light
- Ending type: End Sustain
About J Scott Bergman
J Scott Bergman
Los Angeles, CA United States
J Scott Bergman was born in New Jersey and raised in Southern California. His music is often inspired by personal events and spiritual philosophy. Described as exceptional pop rock songwriting with an acoustic vibe, it's understated with a very distinctive vocal style. Influenced by David Gray, Nick Drake, Bono, Radiohead, Jeff Buckley, and the Beatles, J Scott Bergman continues to evolve with mysteriously evocative songs of love and hope.
The album "From Here" represents the beginning
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