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by Jim Bryce

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A song about two relationships - or is it one? Or is it Karma?

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She stands by the light of the moon with a smile in her eyes.
So gentle, so warm.
His heart bursts into tune. Loving and hope and desire,
His soul in a storm.
She turns and laughs and says ‪’I like you. I love being with you. You’re so easy to be with.’
He takes her hand to kiss it gently.
His eyes, intent, say what he feels in his heart.

She stops with fear in her eye. “Oh no, no, no! Not like that!
It's just nice being with you. Sorry. I didn’t mean to hurt you.
It’s just nice being with you. Isn’t that enough?”

Years by, another life, seeing a look in another’s eyes,
So gentle, so warm.
Once again, his heart bursts in tune, brimming with love and desire.
His soul in a storm.
She turns and laughs and says ‪’I like you. I love being with you. You’re so easy to be with.’
She takes his hand and whispers gently.
Her lips, intense, say what she feels in her heart.

His heart stops. He turns to go, brimming with past and with pain.
He says, “It’s nice being with you. Maybe……. Need to be…..
Maybe…… well, just sometime I’ll see you again.”

And as apart, they walk the heartaches, the clouds break.
You can’t tell the tears from rain.

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released April 26, 2021
all instruments Jim Bryce
Produced by Gerry Callaghan for MOREME.

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Jim Bryce Edinburgh, UK

Jim Bryce's music ranges from rockish to folkish to jazzish to music-hallish, to material which doesn't tick any boxes. He has also written for theatre, concert hall (squeaky and non- squeaky), film and radio programmes for the under nines.

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