Stage 1: Valentines
Tuesday 17 February 2015
Some photos from my gig in support of Brady Toops on his Hong Kong tour.
It was Valentine’s Day, and so of course I had to sing the song that I wrote on Valentines’ Day last year. I don’t usually write “love songs”, I don’t usually make a big deal out of Valentines’... But the story goes, I didn’t have a gift for my husband (not that uncommon...) and I thought that I would write him a little ditty to make him smile.
When I sat down at the piano and looked back through my journals at little lyric ideas here and there from the past few weeks, something took shape pretty quickly and suddenly I had a fully fledged song recorded... It’s called Sail On:
I love it when we fight together for the same cause,
Winning wars,
Bringing light to what’s right,
I love it when we climb together to a new height,
Breathing in the sights we see.
Love is sailing on an ocean
Of trust and truth and tears and turning round,
And I will sail with you when it’s dark,
When my compass is stuck,
When I’m all out of luck,
Sail on, sail on my sweet one.
(C) Louise Wright Feb 2014
It was Valentine’s Day, and so of course I had to sing the song that I wrote on Valentines’ Day last year. I don’t usually write “love songs”, I don’t usually make a big deal out of Valentines’... But the story goes, I didn’t have a gift for my husband (not that uncommon...) and I thought that I would write him a little ditty to make him smile.
When I sat down at the piano and looked back through my journals at little lyric ideas here and there from the past few weeks, something took shape pretty quickly and suddenly I had a fully fledged song recorded... It’s called Sail On:
I love it when we fight together for the same cause,
Winning wars,
Bringing light to what’s right,
I love it when we climb together to a new height,
Breathing in the sights we see.
Love is sailing on an ocean
Of trust and truth and tears and turning round,
And I will sail with you when it’s dark,
When my compass is stuck,
When I’m all out of luck,
Sail on, sail on my sweet one.
(C) Louise Wright Feb 2014