1. |
Riding With The Wind
02:45
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Verse-
I will claim you this time,
try to get away I won’t let you go,
I will tame you like the lion,
When the seasons change to bring down the snow
That will fall just in time.
We’ll go riding with the wind.
We’ll spend Christmas with a view,
Just room for myself lying next to you,
In a condo built for two,
First pour the wine then lets rendezvous,
Let the season begin,
So we can go riding with the wind.
Chorus-
We’ll take to the sky like a hurricane,
Open our eyes to the milky-way,
And go strolling,
Where the scene unfolds to the silver planes.
We’ll build ourselves a two man sleigh
And we’ll go riding with the wind.
Verse-
We’ll paint the town in white,
With an ombre glow from the fires light,
Bring the carols to life
When loosing count of the round of wine
With our own little spin,
We will go riding with the wind.
Steal a kiss real slow,
And an extra one ‘neath the mistletoe,
Burn as our cheeks glow,
When we get to warm we’ll shed the clothes
As the candlelight dims,
We will go riding with the wind.
Chorus-
We’ll take to the sky like a hurricane,
Open our eyes to the milky-way,
And go strolling,
Where the scene unfolds to the silver planes.
We’ll build ourselves a two man sleigh
And we’ll go riding with the wind.
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2. |
Last Light
03:37
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Verse1
I can’t wait for winter I said,
As you rolled your cigarette,
As we lay half asleep against the garden wall,
I couldn’t wait for winter to fall.
Verse 1.2
I can’t wait to retreat upstairs,
Find your arms from behind them pull them to my chest,
And we’ll sleep in a pocket bed where our arms reach all the walls,
With the rain on demand and the wind on call.
Chorus
When the quarter moon and the stars loose flight,
I’ll bring another sky, a layer of night,
When you’re feeling blind I’ll be the last light.
Verse 2
I can’t wait to feel your breath,
Making hairs stand on end at the back of my neck,
The passing of the tube makes the lights dance on the roof,
When winter comes and autumn seeks the tomb.
Chorus
When the quarter moon and the stars loose flight,
I’ll bring another sky, a layer of night,
When you’re feeling blind I’ll be the last light.
Verse 3
I can’t wait to find that café,
We’ll sit with our legs entwined and drenched from the rain,
And the pool beneath us will shrink next to the heater,
I can’t wait to wake up to winter
Chorus
When the quarter moon and the stars loose flight,
I’ll bring another sky, a layer of night,
When you’re feeling blind I’ll be the last light.
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3. |
Christmas Songs In July
03:04
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VERSE 1
Can you hear those sleigh bells,
Can you hear that choir?
As if the station crowd is joining us
In a cabin by the fire.
And we drink half of our fill,
Wipe the sweat ‘round our eyes,
Memories come with a welcome chill,
From Christmas songs in July.
CHORUS
Rivers lay half frozen, snow new on the ground,
The over door left open while the pudd is cooling down,
Afternoons with Mum and Dad and films of black and white,
Memories come free flowing back with Christmas songs in July.
VERSE 2
Feel like I’m sleeping with a ghost,
Who brings the past to mind,
We had spent the day in Rome
To see the city sights.
I couldn’t understand the crowd,
Couldn’t make the signs,
Waiting for the last train now,
With Christmas songs in July.
CHORUS
Boiled wine free flowing, the tree in string and corn,
A bed of toffee apples in a bowl with tinsel on.
A flock of geese up ahead in the grey December sky.
Swimming minds and stomachs fed from Christmas songs in July.
TAG
Can you hear those sleigh bells,
Can you hear that rhyme,
Feeling more at home now,
With Christmas songs in July
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Romani Beau Guildford, UK
Born on the 5th June 1990, Romani and ACM graduate grew up within Kent, England. By the time Romani was 18 he was one of twelve children. Songwriting came naturally to Romani when a child, who claims that he enjoys puzzling the lyrics together more than any other part of the process. His image derives from Dorian Gray. Song topics include love, lament, childhood memories, religion and sexuality. ... more
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