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Lyrics
Time can be dust when your mind is the tide coming in
Why can’t we just stop, take a breath, hear the wind, brush your cheek and remember the time we forgot
Let me show you a watch of wax, wrap around, a lone forgotten
Branch, in a plane, of sand and trees where it melts and becomes a stream
Time can be dust when your mind Is the tide coming in
And I’m Waking up, falling down, falling down, on repeat and it’s always the same.
Hear my voice as a frozen breath
From a place where the skins we shed
Fall behind with the life we led
Fall behind, fall behind,
Fall behind with the life we led
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Mean Time
04:26
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Welcome To A Prayer
05:46
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Emily Jane Roberts London, UK
Bandleader, guitarist and composer, Emily Jane Roberts was born and raised in Cheshire and is now based in London. Her debut EP is an independent take on modern jazz that is distinctive from the wider UK scene. Combining modular synthesis and field recordings with a more traditional jazz line-up, the EP offers captivating instrumental melodies presented with an infectious energy. ... more
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