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Again
06:28
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You were here
Inside your thoughts
I can’t see
Tracing pictures of all the times
We were free
And the day for being is lost
Day for this is gone
You would play
In neighbour’s yards
I would watch in awe and smile
Again you seem so calm
Again
We’ve been watching
You’ve been holding out your hand and we see
Hazy eyes and happy smile
But you were calling
We’ve been watching
You’ve been holding out your hand and we see
Hazy eyes and happy smile
But you were calling
We’re all watching
You’re just trying
Too long we didn’t
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Water
06:56
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I calm my mind, for
To stand beside you
Water moves through me
Glide from the edge
Out to watch the sun
Surely set to rise
As I breathe
And sigh
Rise to set surely sun the watch
Out edge the from glide
Rise to set surely sun the watch
Out edge the from glide
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Autumn
05:25
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Autumn’s here for a while
Until winter falls
The leaves on the trees grow cold
Seasons pass like a storm
They’re here, then they’re gone
Our luck is they will return
Spring has sprung
And the leaves will grow
Summer sun
Makes them green
Autumn’s here
And the leaves will fall
The trees survive
Once again
Spring has sprung
And the leaves will grow
Summer sun
Makes them green
Autumn’s here
And the leaves will fall
The trees survive
Once again
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Leaves
05:47
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Leaves linger
On oak wood limbs
Leaves rustle
Leaves fall down
To pools below
Of others
Float through playgrounds
Drift away
In memories
But why are memories black and white?
Why?
Dawn is calm as ocean waves
Fog settles
Sunrise ends a past of dark
Past your sight
As wind playfully dances through the leaves
Float through playgrounds
Drift away
In memories
But why are memories black and white?
Why?
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Jake Amy Melbourne, Australia
Jake Amy is one of Australia’s most in-demand keyboardists, performing with an ever-expanding array of exciting Australian and international artists such as Kaiit, Wafia, Thndo, Emily Williams, Bumpy, Emma Volard, The Mamas, etc. Based in Naarm/Melbourne, their own project draws upon jazzy colours backed by driving house and broken beat rhythms. ... more
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