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Spiral
03:34
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How long is this road
That we travel on
And how far
Will this journey go
On the road
This endless road
How long till
I come up for air
Relentless pull
Tugging at my feet
Descending down
But how far to go
Where do we go
Where do we go
It seems an endless spiral
Full of pitfalls and rivals
Not neat and linear as you'd hoped
One step and you know it
Don't you
A pause when it feels it's due
The destination shifts as we go
How long is this road
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2. |
Straight Away
03:01
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There's a lot to be said for being on your own
And learning who you are once again
But after a while you can feel all along
'Specially when the long nights draw in
So I thought it was time to open my heart
And learn how to love once again
Took me by surprise: such an immediate start
But now I know I'm ready to begin 'cause
Straight away, just like that
Is how it happened
The first time we met I fell hard
Oh I fell for you
And I couldn't believe my luck when I met you
You tick all the boxes yeah all at once
All at once, my all-in-one boy
There's a lot to be said for taking it slow
And letting things grow in their own time
But my heart's at a green light and I'm rarin' to go
And boy you know, I'm gonna make you mine 'cause
Straight away, just like that
Is how it happened
The first time we met I fell hard
Oh I fell for you
And I couldn't believe my luck when I met you
You tick all the boxes yeah all at once
All at once, my all-in-one boy
Well I've made up my mind
I know what I'm gonna do
You've lit a fire inside
And I'm coming
I'm coming
Yeah I'm coming for you, 'cause
Straight away, just like that
Is how it happened
The first time we met I fell hard
Oh I fell for you
And I couldn't believe my luck when I met you
You tick all the boxes yeah all at once
All at once, my all-in-one boy
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3. |
New Kind of Blue
04:47
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Been taking my time
Beating the blue
No, it didn’t feel quite right
Then there was you
Sweet inspiration
Sent my two minds into negotiation
The issue this time: what am I to do
Now they say start as you mean to go on
And that’s what I do
Wondering about one,
then there were two
One comes out of left field
When your eyes were on the right
And all the while I’m singing a new kind of blue
Is it him, or what he brings that caused this
Is this it, or was it there to start with
But as I write the words,
The ghost already heard
The thread won’t come just like it used to do
Oh, taking my time
Breaking in these new shoes
You know it feels just right
When I’m singing my new blue
But still… anticipation
And the highs and lows of faux liberation
I’ve got the taking my time, uncertainty blue
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4. |
Journey On
03:44
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In books on my shelves stories begin and end
Neatly they’re bound and stacked away
We can move on beyond last page
Journey on with me
Dreams just like hearts fall apart easily
Grasping onto what could have been
Our story won’t lie stagnantly
Journey on with me
Choose the fire and rain
Find rainbows on stormy days
Colour outside the page
Without shades of gray
Whisper the words too difficult to say
Shout to the wind those that shouldn’t stay
Weave your voice to join my refrain
Journey on with me
Weave your voice to join my refrain
Journey on with me
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Juniper Three Glasgow, UK
Harmony is at the heart of Juniper Three, a vocal trio composed of Aimee Penman, Laura Hill and Outi Smith. The group writes and arranges their songs as a collective, creating a tapestry of genres in a lush, seamless interweaving of voices and embracing the ethos of three solo singers coming together to share the lead. ... more
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