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== Story / Background ==
== Story / Background ==
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The chorus and first verse came from words spoken by [[Smidge]] bassist [[Eamonn "Easy" Yarrow]], which prompted [[Smidge]] guitarist [[Chris "Blade" Blakehart]] to recognize the makings of a song and ask him to write them down, saying "Write those lyrics down before you forget. Please? I can ''feel'' the chords for them." The song was subsequently developed by the band as a whole.
The chorus and first verse came from words spoken by [[Smidge]] bassist [[Eamonn "Easy" Yarrow]], which prompted guitarist [[Chris "Blade" Blakehart]] to recognize the makings of a song and ask him to write them down, saying "Write those lyrics down before you forget. Please? I can ''feel'' the chords for them." The song was subsequently developed by the band as a whole.


== References ==
== References ==

Latest revision as of 02:10, 1 February 2021

Artist: Smidge

Album: Reaching for Starlight

Label: Valancy Records

Lyrics

I was reaching for starlight,
Only to discover
I was grasping at a reflection
In a puddle in a gutter.

I only needed to look up;
I only needed to do better.

Story / Background

The chorus and first verse came from words spoken by Smidge bassist Eamonn "Easy" Yarrow, which prompted guitarist Chris "Blade" Blakehart to recognize the makings of a song and ask him to write them down, saying "Write those lyrics down before you forget. Please? I can feel the chords for them." The song was subsequently developed by the band as a whole.

References

Intellectual Property

These lyrics and song concept were created by: Kella Campbell (Author)

Music to go with the lyrics? Does not exist.

©2020 Kella Campbell • all rights reserved