Flying dragons may not fly Weeping willows may not cry Fairy tales may not pull through But this one thing I know is true Cause when I see you standing there Breezes dancing in your hair I know you will always care And be there for me
For me for me For me for me I know you will always care And be there for me For me for me For me for me I know you will always care And be there for me For me
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This song was originally conceived as a duet but the female vocalist was a no show
"Flying dragons may not fly Weeping willows may not cry"
Well, that will certainly grab you right from the get-go. Very nice.
Short and compact but it delivers a wonderful sentiment.
We enjoyed this!!
J&B
Thanks for your kind comments... As I said, this song has a 2nd but it was designed to be a duet... Her verse would go something like this...
Unicorns may be just myths Hershey kisses never kiss Santa never had a list But this one thing I know exists Cause when I feel you lying there Gently playing with my hair I know you will always care And be there for me
Very nice arrangement and pretty use of Pachelbels chords.
Peter
Thanks, Peter, for your comments! If I remember correctly, that was the FAWM prompt of the week... To me, those specific prompts is what makes FAWM a great challenge for anyone... At least they are challenging to me & I enjoy them.
I love the lyrics and the second verse you later posted. Man! Too bad the female singer was a no show. The harpsichord(?) was an excellent choice in your production. I hope you add the second verse in the near future.
Jim, this is one of the best of yours from what I heard. It is a shame that vocalist was a no show, but you laid the path very nicely. Should be a breeze to sing female part if you find a volunteer, if not, it is great as it is!
Nice Valentine song! I think that the chord progression of Pachelbel's canon is the progression which is easy to make a duet song. I also think this tune will be more lovely if it is sung with the female vocalist. Enjoyed my listen a lot.
Jim, I knew I recognized the chord progression, then I read the comments. Good lyrics and a nice chorus. You should repost it after you get the second verse. Nicely done, Tom
I love the lyrics and the second verse you later posted. Man! Too bad the female singer was a no show. The harpsichord(?) was an excellent choice in your production. I hope you add the second verse in the near future.
Thanks, Scott, for listening & commenting... I really appreciate it!
Jim, I really like this. It sounds like something Peter, Paul and Mary would have had a field day with. The harmonies were perfect for this. Wonderful!
Jim, this is one of the best of yours from what I heard. It is a shame that vocalist was a no show, but you laid the path very nicely. Should be a breeze to sing female part if you find a volunteer, if not, it is great as it is!
Thank you for sharing.
Misha.
Thanks, Misha, I appreciate your comments, compliments, & support.
Nice Valentine song! I think that the chord progression of Pachelbel's canon is the progression which is easy to make a duet song. I also think this tune will be more lovely if it is sung with the female vocalist. Enjoyed my listen a lot.
Best regards.
Shigeki Adachi
Thanks, Shigeki, for your listen... I totally agree with your assessments!
Jim, I knew I recognized the chord progression, then I read the comments. Good lyrics and a nice chorus. You should repost it after you get the second verse. Nicely done, Tom
Thanks, Tom... I appreciate your comments & support.
Jim, I really like this. It sounds like something Peter, Paul and Mary would have had a field day with. The harmonies were perfect for this. Wonderful!
Oh wow! I liked this a lot! The Pachebel harmonies are excellently used, the sound texture is wonderful and really pleasant to the ear - and I liked how you made a canon, of all things, in the last verse ... surely a tribute to Pachebel. Beautiful song, perfect for Valentine's Day.
Oh wow! I liked this a lot! The Pachebel harmonies are excellently used, the sound texture is wonderful and really pleasant to the ear - and I liked how you made a canon, of all things, in the last verse ... surely a tribute to Pachebel. Beautiful song, perfect for Valentine's Day.
Thanks, James... For your wonderful comments... I happy you enjoyed it.