From the recordings Ocean Rose and Ocean Rose
Music, Lyrics & Performance by Viviana Puello
Produced by Nicolas Essig (Lana Del Rey, Coldplay, Daft Punk, Paul McCartney)
Recorded at Clear Lake Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Studio Engineer: Jonathan Velazquez | Piano: Reed Pitman | Background Vocals: Shelley Harland
Executive Producer: Alan Grimandi | Creative Direction: Viviana Puello & Alan Grimandi
Directed and Filmed by Alan Grimandi | Editing & Color Grading: Alan Grimandi Productions
Art Direction & Costume Design: Viviana Puello | Cape Design: Giusi Indelicato (Ferrara, Italy)
Jewelry: Shop That Inspires (Ilfracombe, UK) & Viviana Puello Jewelry
Cover & Web Design: Humberto J. Horozco
Special thanks to the community of Ilfracombe, the staff of Palazzo Roverella in Ferrara, and all who helped bring Ocean Rose to life.
© 2025 Awakened Voice Publishing. All Rights Reserved
Lyrics
Ocean Rose
Music & Lyrics: Viviana Puello
Produced by: Nicolas Essig
Music Video Directed by: Alan Grimandi
© 2025 Awakened Voice Publishing (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved.
Lyrics
A thunder in my heart,
An earthquake in my soul,
Resonating whispers,
Calling me to be whole.
I’m back where I belong,
In shadows of the past,
A place I could not know,
Yet memories amassed.
Oh, I am a stranger here,
In the land of the unknown,
Yet I hear the ocean’s song,
A melody of storms.
An ocean rose ashore,
Crying out her darkest night,
Longing for the dawn,
To chase away the fright.
Beneath the starry skies,
I feel the winds arise,
Guiding me through time,
To where my spirit flies.
In the whispers of the waves,
I find my strength anew—
Embracing all the echoes,
Of dreams that once were true.
So let the thunder roll,
And quake my very core,
For in this grand embrace,
I am forevermore.
An ocean rose ashore,
Crying out the darkest night,
Longing for the dawn,
To chase away the fright.
So let the thunder roll,
And quake my very core,
For in this grand embrace,
I am forevermore.
An ocean rose ashore,
Crying out the darkest night.
An ocean rose ashore,
Crying out the darkest night.
An ocean rose ashore