Dawn Chorus
from If at first... by Dave Bradley
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From the reviewers:
"It's like Nile Rogers just appeared and started playing out my speakers...I love this!"
"This is a sophisticated piece of music. Great groove with the drum and bass...Steely Dan meets Jamiroquai meets Chic and a splash of Phil Collins or maybe Glenn Tilbrook from Squeeze."
"It's like Nile Rogers just appeared and started playing out my speakers...I love this!"
"This is a sophisticated piece of music. Great groove with the drum and bass...Steely Dan meets Jamiroquai meets Chic and a splash of Phil Collins or maybe Glenn Tilbrook from Squeeze."
lyrics
Dawn Chorus
Asking for a favour, but nothing left to say
Churning up my insides still I hoped that I could stay
Making out the liar was the one who told the tales
Pushing back the limits 'cause they're really in my way
I can't take the pressure in the morning
But at night I know you'll tell me how to change
I can't face the day without a dawning
Would it be so hard for you to play, yeah
You won't find me at daybreak
Leaving now the light has come, such an easy way to go
Don't turn your head I'm making my escape
Got to know the time is right now that morning's come
Asking for a favour, still nothing else to say
Turning my down insights still I hoped that I could pray
Making out the liar was the one who told the tales
Pushing on those limits 'cause they're really in my way
No, you won't find me at daybreak
I'm leaving now the light has come, such a lazy way to go
Don't turn your head I'm making my escape
Got to know the time is right now the morning's come
Asking for a favour, but nothing left to say
Churning up my insides still I hoped that I could stay
Making out the liar was the one who told the tales
Pushing back the limits 'cause they're really in my way
I can't take the pressure in the morning
But at night I know you'll tell me how to change
I can't face the day without a dawning
Would it be so hard for you to play, yeah
You won't find me at daybreak
Leaving now the light has come, such an easy way to go
Don't turn your head I'm making my escape
Got to know the time is right now that morning's come
Asking for a favour, still nothing else to say
Turning my down insights still I hoped that I could pray
Making out the liar was the one who told the tales
Pushing on those limits 'cause they're really in my way
No, you won't find me at daybreak
I'm leaving now the light has come, such a lazy way to go
Don't turn your head I'm making my escape
Got to know the time is right now the morning's come
credits
from If at first...,
released February 1, 2014
A collaboration between @DontLookListen and @sciencebase...it's a new dawn, it's a new day, are you feeling good?
Words & Music - Dave Bradley @sciencebase
Vocals, guitar and bass - DB
Addictive drum groove - Adrian Hillier @dontlooklisten
Arranged and produced by DB with AH
A collaboration between @DontLookListen and @sciencebase...it's a new dawn, it's a new day, are you feeling good?
Words & Music - Dave Bradley @sciencebase
Vocals, guitar and bass - DB
Addictive drum groove - Adrian Hillier @dontlooklisten
Arranged and produced by DB with AH
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