Brad's Waltz
from Fault Lines by Lady Brett Ashley
lyrics
there are no stars, but the thick quilted atmosphere above shines orange
with the lights of the city
the wind on your face is like rippling silk
a man in a tattered uniform is asking how you’ve been
a minor chord shatters the window and the glass and rain they tear at my skin
they tear at my skin
the wind on your face is like rippling silk
a man in a tattered uniform is asking how you’ve been
how – how have you been,
your fatal flaw still
how – howling in the wind
still howling in –
the wind on your face is like rippling silk
a man in a tattered uniform is asking how you’ve been
with the lights of the city
the wind on your face is like rippling silk
a man in a tattered uniform is asking how you’ve been
a minor chord shatters the window and the glass and rain they tear at my skin
they tear at my skin
the wind on your face is like rippling silk
a man in a tattered uniform is asking how you’ve been
how – how have you been,
your fatal flaw still
how – howling in the wind
still howling in –
the wind on your face is like rippling silk
a man in a tattered uniform is asking how you’ve been
credits
from Fault Lines,
released November 27, 2015
All songs written by Heather Nolan.
All songs arranged by Lady Brett Ashley.
Lady Brett Ashley:
Heather Nolan - Guitar and Vocals.
Arn Smith - Keyboard, Synths.
Brad Pretty - Bass.
Phil Kromer - Drums, Percussion, Vocals.
Recorded, Mix and Mastered by Georgie Newman.
Produced by Georgie Newman and Lady Brett Ashley
All songs written by Heather Nolan.
All songs arranged by Lady Brett Ashley.
Lady Brett Ashley:
Heather Nolan - Guitar and Vocals.
Arn Smith - Keyboard, Synths.
Brad Pretty - Bass.
Phil Kromer - Drums, Percussion, Vocals.
Recorded, Mix and Mastered by Georgie Newman.
Produced by Georgie Newman and Lady Brett Ashley
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Lady Brett Ashley St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
Lady-led indie rock from the East Coast of Canada.
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Nov 2015 -
May 2015
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