Which Way the Wind (feat. Jaime Nanci and Bear Worship)
from ROMANCES by The Late David Turpin
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Listen well, it’s time you know the fate you’ve chosen / In this world, no tender heart will go unbroken / Who can tell when it comes? / You leave the door half open / Before you know, you’ve cried enough to fill the ocean / Ooh, it’s not for us to know / Ooh, which way the wind will blow / Like a fawn in a beam of light, standing frozen / Like a child in a dream from which he can’t be woken / Who can know the breath of love / That sets your lungs in motion? / Open up your golden throat / And sing a song of pure devotion / Ooh, it’s not for us to know / Ooh, which way the wind will blow / Without a branch to cling to / We step into a void / Naked as we’re born / Underneath it all, that’s where we belong.
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from ROMANCES,
released October 11, 2019
Written by D. Turpin and S. Shannon | Sung by Jaime Nanci and Bear Worship | David Turpin: Keyboards, programming | Stephen Shannon: Keyboards, programming, baritone guitar | Conan Wynne: Programming | Stephen O’Brien: Saxophone | Carla Gallagher: Backing vocals | Contains a sample from the recording ‘Boy on a Dolphin’, performed by Julie London (Columbia Records)
Written by D. Turpin and S. Shannon | Sung by Jaime Nanci and Bear Worship | David Turpin: Keyboards, programming | Stephen Shannon: Keyboards, programming, baritone guitar | Conan Wynne: Programming | Stephen O’Brien: Saxophone | Carla Gallagher: Backing vocals | Contains a sample from the recording ‘Boy on a Dolphin’, performed by Julie London (Columbia Records)
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