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Giant Squid
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The colour I see when I look in your eyes
Is the colour of the weather from my home
When you look at me we collide where the sea
Meets the sky and the gulls come tumbling on
Feel the danger in the wind
With the safety of a friend
Feel the depth of the water
But I’m ready to dive in again
We’ll navigate all by the stars and avoid the giant squid
Promise that I’d fight him to preserve you on the ship
So now my guts feel like I’ve come over a hill
In a car doing 90 miles an hour
I’m feeling the falling and knowing it’s real
But it’s good, like the fear, ‘cause it’s ours
Hear the roaring of the wheels
With the safety of a friend
See the miles on the signpost
But I’d run them all again
We’ll navigate all by the stars, we won’t need a road
And I promise I won’t lose us if I don’t know where to go
Feel the danger in the wind
With the safety of a friend
Feel the depth of the water
But I’m ready to dive in again
We’ll navigate all by the stars and avoid the giant squid
Promise that I’d fight him to preserve you on the ship
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Jamie Flett Glasgow
Music maker from Aberdeen in the North East of Scotland, now living in Glasgow.
Since my first collection of skewed,
folkish blues songs: ‘Cold But Bright’ I’ve tried to resist the artificial limitations of defining myself as a ‘singer-songwriter’ (admittedly, while writing and singing songs.) This has resulted in attempts to investigate some remoter sonic territories.. As well as more songs.
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