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Water

by Naomi Sunderland

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1.
The Bell 03:35
Time is lost Take my hand My heart is open now forgiving There's no pain There's no shame Life is open for the willing Lay Lay In the heart of the land There's a loud bell keeps on ringing Leaves no time Leaves no space And it drowns out all the singing Lay Lay Can you call Can you come Can you set my senses ringing Can you drown out the pain Stop that ceaseless bell from ringing? And lay down Lay down Time is lost Time is lost Time is lost Time is lost
2.
Fully Formed 03:00
Fully formed are you fully formed Or weak Fully formed are you fully formed Or asleep And part of all of this is you’re young Part of all of this you’re a letter that has just begun Fully formed are you fully formed Or wise Fully formed are you fully formed Or weary Even when it’s cold you can see The kind of beauty that will Keep you coming home to me Fully formed are you fully formed Or wise Fully formed are you fully formed Or weary Part of all of this is you’re young Part of all of this is you’re a letter that has just begun
3.
Willow 04:32
There was a time when we just knew Through the willow leaves we flew When we ran home to beat the sun The whole town saw us as one And we were You were bright in armour too All the country girls they knew That you were running on a dream There were songs you'd never sing Just like me Falling Winter Willow Falling Now you're all coloured in in blue And all my words just fall straight through So why don't you just chase with me A dandilion in the breeze And remember Colour Lover Colour Lover Falling Winter Willow Falling Colour Lover Colour Lover Summer Colour Colour Lover
4.
Empty Rooms 02:52
Empty Rooms Think someone else is here And from the middle of her pain I can find no coming rain Did she come for me To take it out on me Clothes strewn everywhere Seems like they're perfectly there Did she come out for me Or did I come too soon Shall I scream at her Take an open stare or just, just leave Oh oh oh oh Empty rooms See her there Don't throw out on me Things I won't believe Don't invest in me Things I will never be Don't throw out on me Things I won't believe Don't invent in me things you will never be Just leave your empty room

about

Following her successful albums Red Dirt Road (2006) and Stitches (2009), Naomi Sunderland presents her new "Water" EP. "Water" is a seductive blend of folk and ambient electronica that gives Naomi's characteristic storytelling a compellingly beautiful and contemporary flavour.

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released July 19, 2013

Naomi Sunderland: lead vocals, backing vocals, drums (T1), percussion (T4)
Phil Graham: production, arrangement, mixing, guitar (all tracks),
piano and keyboards (T1, T4), and backing vocals (T1, T3);
Carly Dickenson: production and backing vocals (T2)
Tom Hunt: production and acoustic guitar (T4)
Aled Humphrys: piano and synthesizer (T3) and French horn (T1)
Macushla Peek: backing vocals (T3, T4)
Briony Luttrell: cello and string arrangement (T1)
Andy Ward: violin (T1)
Peter Willersdorf: bass (T1, T3)
Mike Howlett: bass (T1)
Richard Grantham: viola and viola arrangement (T2)

Executive Producers: Phil Graham and Naomi Sunderland
Recorded at Electric Monk Studios, Brisbane, Australia.
Engineered by Phil Graham and Naomi Sunderland.
Mastered by Adam Quaife for the House of Q, Melbourne.
Words by Naomi Sunderland.
Music by Naomi Sunderland, Phil Graham, and Aled Humphrys (T3).
© 2013 Naomi Sunderland All Rights Reserved.

Water artwork by Heidi Muenchberger. Cover design by Christian Love. Photography by Fiona Muirhead.

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