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Words & music by Mike Chantler
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135 bpm

lyrics

ROUND AND AROUND

Round and around now we dance by the light of the moon,
Ev’rything swaying a world playing way out of tune,
Bathing in beauty before us, never quite reaching the chorus . . .

Gracefully pacing each movement and never too soon,
Ev’ryone drunkenly sways in this picture so blue,
Some without fear could not care less, others with hearts feel so restless . . .

There’s so much more to explore beyond me beyond you,
Closer and closer, we move to the moment of truth,
Do ray me so fundamental, Déjà vu so transcendental

This journey is taking us further than we could have known,
Time now for leaping and reaping seeds we have sown,
Tasting the wonders of strange - ne - sliding to where the key changes . . .

There’s so much more to explore beyond me beyond you,
Closer and closer, so close to the moment of truth,
Tasting the wonders of strange - ne - sliding to where the key changes . . .

Do ray mi so fundamental, Déjà vu so transcendental,
Heaven is here for sure . . . Now and forever more . . .

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credits

from ROUND & AROUND 14 track album, released January 1, 2023
Vox, BVs, Keys, Percussion : Mike Chantler
BVs : Jo Lacey, Amanda Mitchell, Ursula Smith, Jules Engelsman

Recorded by Mike Chantler in The Sunny Room
Mixed and produced by Mike with help from Ben Abis

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