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Midnight movements

from Dream Logic by Nick Stephenson

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Recorded at Sleepless Studio, St Albans © 2010

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Midnight movements in duvets soft, ask your lover to sign the cloth, roses peak at certain times of year. Feeling her stomach, rubbing gently, being beside her, inside her oh maybe this time a world will come to his eyes.

Don't let the world dictate to you what is wrong and right. Because you're only 22 tonight. And if they scorn and if they scotch, make sure you're watching her back. For she is there and she can hear your distant cry.

Now there only the living room, kitchen sink has gone away, they've left you here all alone with her. Try to capture what you had last weekend. For no intoxication grand will help you out when her voice it softens.

Don't let the world dictate to you what is wrong and right. Because you're only 22 tonight. And if they scorn and if they scotch, make sure you're watching her back. For she is there and she can hear your distant cry.

Every hour passes by, growing up to understand. Every second I will play, holding her music in my hands.

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from Dream Logic, released December 10, 2010
Written by Nick Stephenson, produced by Bill Johnson
Nick Stephenson - Vocal, Acoustic guiar
Bill Johnson - Bass
Joe Brookes - Electric guiar
Simon Hadwin - Drums

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Nick Stephenson London, UK

London based singer/songwriter. Passionate, hard hitting, dynamic, powerful and honest. Acoustic folk/rock with a sometimes punky edge.

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