Was I your World?
from Victoria Park Improvisations (piano/voice/electronics) by Owen Duff
lyrics
I remember breaths like tiny helicopters circling my skin
I still feel flotilla fingers sailing the sallow streams of my arms
Was I your world?
Your mouth was a cloud from which words dropped like rain
In dry plains of my brain you caused great thoughts to grow
Why did you have to go?
I still feel flotilla fingers sailing the sallow streams of my arms
Was I your world?
Your mouth was a cloud from which words dropped like rain
In dry plains of my brain you caused great thoughts to grow
Why did you have to go?
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from Victoria Park Improvisations (piano/voice/electronics),
released December 12, 2015
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Owen Duff London, UK
A true adherent to the DIY ethos, Owen Duff creates everything related to his music, from artwork to videos, as well as playing/programming nearly all of the instruments on his songs. His songs that blend influences from folk, 60s chamber pop, electronica, film and TV scores and jazz. Owen's lyrics are inspired by books, films, TV, high and low culture, politics and personal experience. ... more
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