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Dream Explorer
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Am I out in the dark again
Face stoic heart weeping
Are the stars falling down again
To bring me hope
Open eyes in the moonlight
Walking in it but oh so slow
A quiet flash at midnight
To bring me hope
Am I lost in your eyes again
Trying to tell you where I’ve been
If I could write you could read it then
You would know
Open eyes in the moonlight
Walking in it but oh so slow
A quiet flash at midnight
To bring me hope
Am I out in the sweetness
Tears streaming heart seeing
Is the grass rising up as if
To catch me soft
Open eyes at midnight
Reaching for you but oh so slow
You come to meet me
With a flashlight
To bring me hope
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Gileah Taylor Florida
Floridian songbird releases Slow Parade, recorded between Florida and Tennessee with producers Gideon and Gabe Klein. Working from Taylor's simple demos, the Klein brothers merge layers of strings, twangy Americana guitars and subtle electronic flourishes. The songs are intimate and immersive, featuring her distinctively unpretentious and stirring vocals. Released on Velvet Blue Music. ... more
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