Kerli - The Art of Being Alone

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I'm the architect of my construction
I'm going into rearrange the pieces
I'm a mechanism with no instruction
Looking for the errors in my feelings

And I'll expose all defects
Breaking down the damages
I'm fearless
As I'll patch above the cracks
Don't mess with my process
Imma become flawless

I'll master the craft
Of being on my own
I will fix my heart
I'll perfect my soul
Everybody keep out
While patiently I'll hone
The art of being alone
The art of being alone
Thе art of being alone

I'm the sculturе of my infrastructure
Molder of the mind
Searching for meaning
I'm the engineer of my disruption
And I will destroy
What's not worth keeping
And I'll expose all defects
Breaking down the damages
I'm fearless
As I'll patch above the cracks
Don't mess with my process
Imma become flawless

I'll master the craft
Of being on my own
I will fix my heart
I'll perfect my soul
Everybody keep out
While patiently I'll hone
The art of being alone
The art of being alone
The art of being alone
The art of being alone

The art of being alone

Release Date: April 26, 2024

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"The Art of Being Alone" by Kerli is a powerful anthem about self-discovery and growth. The lyrics speak to the singer's journey of introspection and self-improvement, as she takes control of her own emotions and experiences. The song highlights the importance of solitude and self-reliance, as the singer embraces the process of fixing her heart and perfecting her soul. With a strong sense of determination and resilience, she navigates the complexities of her inner world, fearlessly confronting her flaws and embracing her imperfections. Ultimately, "The Art of Being Alone" is a celebration of individuality and self-empowerment, as the singer hones her craft and finds strength in solitude.

Biography

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Kerli Kõiv (better known as Kerli) is an Estonia singer and songwriter.

She was first introduced to music by her kindergarten teacher when she told her mother that Kerli had “nice pitch” and that she was interested in taking her to various singing competitions. At 8 years old, Kerli gained interest in classical music and as there was an absence of music in her early life, she only possessed one cassette by Bonnie Tyler: