"I've Learned to Lose" genre: Folk Rock
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	A song about nostalgia and love. When you love someone or something, you must learn to lose - this should be rather trivial by now.
	Credits: Written and performed by Mikhail Pesok
	Story Behind the Song I wanted to pay some tribute to the past. The lyrics talk about the meaning of the past and our memories about it. It took me about a week to write it and record it, but I was only working part-time. There were about 10 takes for the guitar parts and 4 takes for the voice. Lyrics I've Learned to Lose At this point in time with a gentle sound Let's pretend to travel back to where we're from. All the crossed out lines and all the luck we found Are too essential to regret or to consider gone. This deja vu is a plagiarism Of my own dreams of you. Recall the song made in Liverpool When the music ruled our home. If I have won, Then our contest Was wrong. I've learned to lose, Switched to jazz From our blues. Times have changed with us, in a different way, So they're stuck somewhere behind while we are here. We still watch the stars, "believe in yesterday", But our sentimental kind is quite sincere. Say "C'est la vie"- any anecdote Can be your thought of me. Recall the bridge over troubled song In the town we long to reach. If I have won, Then our contest Was wrong. I've learned to lose, Switched to jazz From our blues.

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