Waves

from The Crow by Paula Eve Kirman

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lyrics

They say love can move mountains,
And the oceans flow on free,
‘Coz love can conquer every misery.
But the oceans run dry slowly,
And the mountains stay the same,
And love, like all the others, feelings change.

So run to the ocean,
And watch the sun set over the sea,
And watch as the waves
Roll to the shore
Against you and me.

I heard you should walk softly;
Be delicate with grace,
A smile should always be upon your face.
But I never tread lightly
When the walls are crashing down,
And why should I smile when you’re not around?

I’ll run to the ocean,
And watch the sun set over the sea,
And watch as the waves
Roll to the shore
Against you and me.

They think they’re the wise ones, but
Who are they to say?
When love is going wrong
You can’t rely on songs from yesterday . . .

Just run to the ocean,
And watch the sun set over the sea,
And watch as the waves
Roll to the shore
Against you and me

I’ll run to the ocean,
And watch the sun set over the sea,
And watch as the waves
Roll to the shore
Against you and me

credits

from The Crow, released December 1, 2022
Written by Paula Eve Kirman

Produced by John Armstrong, Bill Bourne & Paula Eve Kirman

Bed tracks recorded July 2019 by Bill Bourne at Tree Frog:
Paula Eve Kirman: vocals & acoustic guitar
Miguel Ferrer: drums & percussion

Additional tracks recorded through 2020 and 2021 by Paula Eve Kirman at The Yellow House:
Paula Eve Kirman: background vocals; keyboard

Additional tracks recorded from July to November 2022 by John Armstrong at Chez Bordeaux:
Paula Eve Kirman: vocals & hand percussion
John Armstrong: hand percussion
Paul Steffes: electric guitar
Kevin Cook: slide acoustic guitar

Mastered by Harry Gregg at Riverdale Recorders

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Paula Eve Kirman Edmonton, Alberta

Paula Eve Kirman writes and performs music with a message.

She became interested in both music and social justice at a young age, in part due to being raised on her mother's love of 60s folk music.

For Paula, music is a way of reaching a wider audience with messages of social justice themes, as well as expressions about the complexities of life and love. ... more

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