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This funky mid tempo track is about a couple realising their great relationship is slowly coming apart. But can it be salvaged now they are aware?

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It was the first of May
I took the chance and called your number
Didn't know what to say.
I was never good that way.
But then you said hello.
And I could hear it in your voice that you were smiling.
I knew right away.
I would not forget that day.

Now it seems such a long time
that I saw you smile.
Like another lifetime
we felt that we could fly.
When did I stop listening?
When did you leave my side?
Do you remember the reason why?

Chorus:
Give me just one more chance
maybe just one more dance
give me just one more day – yeah.
All we need is another night
I think we can make it right
so much we need to say – yeah.
If we started again
I think that we would make it.
Only a fool would make
the same mistakes again.
So give us just one more chance
maybe just one more dance
give us one more day.

It was sometime in June
Another night, another party.
Where you never held my hand,
or asked me if I cared to dance.
and when we got home
you said that you'd be up in just a minute,
but I laid all alone,
listening to you on the phone.

That's when I got to thinking,
just how things had changed.
A million little pieces
lost or rearranged.
This thing we call us
now needs another name.
This ain't about who's to blame.

Chorus (repeat/key change)

credits

released November 14, 2017
Featuring Jo Barwick - vocals
Vadim Chelnokov - rhythm guitar

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Kane Williams UK

Grew up in the 70's & 80's listening to an eclectic mix of stuff on the radio and 50's and 60's music that my mum would play.

I soon found a love of anything with a strong groove and soul and became a B-Boy. I always sang a bit, but I made US East Coast inspired rap music on the unlikely East Coast of the UK.

Returning to funk and soul, I inch closer to creating the sounds I hear in my head. ... more

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