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about
This song came out very easily. I did a writing trip at the beginning of the year with my friend Chris Lanzon and it got me thinking about how certain lyrics can frame things in a way that makes the everyday seem extraordinary. It’s an idea that I was already thinking about, but off the back of that trip I found myself noting down lots of lyric ‘seeds’ that were just observations from my day to day life. When I sat down at the piano with those main chords, I scrolled back through all the seeds and just put them side by side - with that the song formed itself! It came to be about observing the world and others around you and the world observing back. It wasn’t until later on that I realised the song was doing something I had been reaching for since I started this new era of music - capturing the wholesomness/ lightness of the second Paddington Bear movie (one of my favourite movies).
lyrics
Water tastes sweet after swimming in salt
All these delicate people
Light rain, tiny needles
Wake to ‘Once I Was An Eagle’
I breathe you
I breathe you
I breathe you
I breathe you
I breathe
Deep in the heat of The Valley
You lie there in the passenger seat
Holding out for you
Far above the rooftops
Dawn she washes the rooftops
Dawn she washes the people
How could you recoil under this view
It breathes you
It breathes you
It breathes you
It breathes you
It breathes you
It breathes
It breathes It breathes
It breaths
I need you
I need you
I need you
Paddington 2
credits
released June 29, 2023
Violin and Cello by James Tarbotton.
Vocals, piano, guitar, Moog and Juno by Jerome Blazé.
Drums by Pete Longhurst.
Backing vocals by Sarah Levins, Krisha Umali, Chris Lanzon, Ned Olive and Ebony Tait.
Written, Produced and Mixed by Jerome Blazé.
Mastered by Andrei Ermin.
Artwork design and typography by Fabian Odame, photo by Jerome Blazé.
Keeley Forsyth, on The Leaf Label, writes spectral, pulsing songs that swaddle her mournful alto in mist-like synths. Bandcamp New & Notable Dec 2, 2019