Crazy © 2025 – (Demo) – Unpublished – BMI Work # 074899603 – Lyrics written in 1999, first recorded in 2003 by Christian Meyer-Pedersen – adMeyer © admeyermusic.com 1999–2025 – Music & Lyrics: Christian Meyer-Pedersen – Cover photo: Image Vectory – Adobe Stock

This k-pop song portrays a stormy relationship where love and desire remain strong, yet misunderstandings and emotional turmoil drive the couple toward breaking apart. The singer pleads for reconciliation, recalling the deep connection they once had, while wrestling with the painful paradox between a love that feels genuine and actions that seem irrational. It’s a heartfelt blend of yearning, confusion, and unshakable devotion. Hear the evolution of this song on adMeyerMusic.com

Hazel Eyes © 2025 – (Demo) – Unpublished – BMI Work #49558926 - Lyrics written in 2020, first recorded in 2020 by Christian Meyer-Pedersen - adMeyer © admeyermusic.com 2020–2025 – Music & Lyrics: Christian Meyer-Pedersen – Cover photo: Lukáš Dlutko – Pexels.com

Hazel Eyes © 2025 – (Demo) – Unpublished – BMI Work #49558926 “Hazel Eyes” is a tender yet sorrowful ballad about yearning for someone who can never truly belong to you. The singer drifts through dreams of love and closeness, picturing sunsets and fleeting moments of perfection, while knowing it all exists only in imagination. Blending affection with sadness, the song unfolds as both a confession of love and a gentle goodbye — a wish for peace and happiness for the person cherished from afar. Hear the evolution of this song on adMeyerMusic.com

2029 (Demo) – Unpublished – BMI Work #75590497 – license options on request. 2025 – 2029 (Twenty Twenty Nine) – Lyrics written in 2020 and 2025, first recording in 2020 by Christian Meyer-Pedersen – adMeyer © admeyermusic.com 2020–2025 – Music & Lyrics: Christian Meyer-Pedersen – Cover photo: Sergey Nivens – Adobe Stock

This song, 2029 (Twenty Twenty Nine), is about retreating after a broken relationship in order to heal and rebuild oneself. The singer, deeply hurt by a toxic relationship, decides to impose a ‘coma’ on herself – a symbolic sleep to escape the pain. She vows to wake up stronger, freer and renewed. In her imagination – ‘sometime in 2029’ – she has rebuilt her life from the ruins, regained her strength and left her former lover behind for good. It is a powerful, hopeful anthem about survival, healing and emotional rebirth. 2029 is a revised version of my song ‘2025’, which I wrote and recorded for the first time in 2020. Hear the development of this and other songs of mine at adMeyerMusic.com.