Ride in Paradise Annette Carrion

A tribute to a kind, beautiful soul that was taken too soon, we love you Annette Carrion, you will live on forever in our hearts.

‘Till we meet again 💁🏻‍♀️💕🏍✨


Lyrics:

“With you here, I am home
But here won't last too long
The hardest love is when you're gone

With you here, I am home
But here won't last too long
The hardest love is when you're gone

Tell me everything’s in you baby
All your welcoming words never phase me
Keep running back to the last time
Your hazy, welcoming eyes were my safety

Tell me everything that you gave me
Till swooning blankets of stars take you away from me
Keep running back to the last time
Your hazy, welcoming eyes were my safety”


*The opening video was made and edited by JRamx5 (Josh Rmrz), and the song he used in his section is called “Beautiful Now (feat. Jon Bellion)” by Zedd

His Instagram:   / jramx5  

His YouTube channel:    / c0d3ckl  

(Apart from JRamx5’s video in the beginning, everything I’ve used after the 1:40 mark are pictures and videos that I got directly from Annette Carrion’s Instagram)

Her Instagram:   / annettecarrion  

Her YouTube channel:    / missannettecarrion  

For those of you who may not have known already, Annette also Co-Founded a group called the Redline Ravens; A famous motorcycle group consisting of 3 female riders (Annette, Mizziel, and Keerati) who aim to inspire girls to get out and ride, as well as advocate motorcycle safety and wearing the proper gear.

If you’d like to see more of her and the group she helped create...

Their Instagram:   / redlineravens  

Their YouTube Channel:    / @redlineravens  

*The main song I used for the majority of this video is called “Europa Pools (feat. Kacy Hill)” by Cashmere Cat

If you ride, please do everything you can to stay safe out on the roads, proper gear, self control, etc. For everyone else in a protective vehicle, all we ask of you is to look twice for us. We ride because we seek freedom and happiness, fully accepting the dangers and possibility of a shorter life, but at least we get to live the way we want, and do what we love. After all, the measure of life isn’t how long we live, but rather the quality in which we lived it.

I don’t own the rights to any of the content used in the making of this video, I merely just wanted to put something together in Annette’s memory and share it for the rest of the world to see