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Violins
04:09
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It seems like everybody’s written something on love
There’s so much to discuss
But it hasn’t happened for us
What I read in books, what I see on TV
What dances across my movie screen
Leads me to believe that the hardest part is meeting
But I’m not waiting around
This isn’t 1963
I think I’m ready for you to meet me
Open the door and please come in
Sit yourself down now let’s begin
What’s your name?
How do you do?
I’ve been thinking of someone like
Is it cold outside?
Your hands are blue
They’re my favourite band - oh you like them too?
It’s nice to meet you
How do you do?
I’ve been thinking of someone like you
Can you hear the violins?
Can you hear the harp strings?
No I don’t think it’s fate
I was simply running late when you fell into my way
Do you feel your heart soar
As the audience roars
Just kiss her now?
A single face in the crowd
This one’s not looking down
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Open Road
04:16
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Get out of my head
I don’t want you there
Your not so secret secret’s not safe with me
Leave me alone
You’re the danger zone
Like a lion waiting for a feed
But you won’t feast on me
When I tell you to go you go
It’s just a matter of speed
Catch you before you’re catching me
This is a big city
My butterfly net
Is my bayonet
So don’t you try to put a mask on me
'Cause it isn’t true
That it’s me and not you
I’ve worked out what you’re trying to do
That disguise won’t work on me
When I tell you to go you go
It’s just a matter of speed
Catch you before you’re catching me
All the lights
Flashing bright
I can barely see
I stumble through
The open road
To the town down by the sea
There I find
My peace of mind
Without you watching me
There I go
Like the wind blowing free
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Jeanne Wilder Melbourne, Australia
Taking inspiration from one of her namesake's best loved films, Jeanne Wilder's music is sweet, a little off beat and not always what it seems - dream sequence included.
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