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lyrics
I’m in the garden,
Half past three,
Underneath the plum tree,
Waiting for a daydream.
I’m in the garden,
Half past three,
Working on my fourth tea,
Wondering where should I be.
If only I could shut the world out ’till tomorrow,
Then maybe I can find a little peace of mind,
If only I could watch the breeze blow all my sorrow,
And listen as the wind begins to waft my worries away.
I’m in the garden,
Half past four,
Underneath the Hawthorn,
Watching as the ants crawl on,
I’m in the garden,
Half past four,
Listening to leaves fall,
Thinking should I sleep once more.
If only I could shut the world out ’till tomorrow,
Then maybe I can find a little peace of mind,
If only I could watch the breeze blow all my sorrow,
And listen as the wind begins to waft my worries away.
Lying backwards as the world spins round me,
Feel dizzy when I think too hard,
The weight of empty space surrounds me,
The smallest sound and I’ll get caught off guard.
If only I could shut the world out ’till tomorrow,
Then maybe I can find a little peace of mind,
If only I could watch the breeze blow all my sorrow,
And listen as the wind begins to waft my worries away.
credits
from Eye To The Ear,
released April 12, 2024
Cosmo Sheldrake: Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion.
Daniel Inzani: Brass and Woodwind Arrangements.
Piers Tamplin: Bass Clarinet.
Lorenzo Prati: Tenor Saxophone.
Joe Bradford: Trombone.
Chris Cundy: Baritone Saxophone.
Graeme Smith: Alto Saxophone.
James Davidson: Trumpet.
Yusuf Narcin: Bass Trombone.
• Featuring sounds of a humpback whale
• Featuring a recording of a regenerated coral reef from the Spermonde Archipelago in Western Sulawesi, Indonesia. Recorded by Professor Steve Simpson, Bristol University.
• Featuring the sound of a raven in Algonquin National Park. Canada. Recorded by Bernie Krause.
• Featuring the sounds of a bucktoothed parrot fish, a long-horned sculpin and an oyster toad fish. Recorded by the U.S. Navy between 1967-1974 as part of a match-to-sample programme for U.S. submarines monitoring underwater signals. Courtesy of Bernie Krause Natural sound archive. 2017 Wild Sanctuary. All used with permission.
