The first single from Albert Jones' second album.

Carrying The Weight (Single Version)

Fallen Into Place releases on Friday 15th October.

Whilst heading back into real life last year, after the crazy and unknown calm of lockdown, this song appeared. An ode to change and the awareness of ones ability to enact it. Like a lot of people, I found myself becoming more aware of injustice in the world, and how we are all culpable. The lyric "I don't wanna live my life for nothing, waiting on a world to change, when there was only me to blame" describes this feeling. 

I'm touring the UK, Belgium, Holland and France around the release.

Fallen Into Place

The night, is cold 
The wind, it blows 
Tonight, the night 

I saw, your face 
Rewind, erase, 
Tonight, the night 

Oh I wish that I could wish away 
The longest night, and the darkest day 
Oh I wish that I, could wish away 
The longest night, and the darkest day 

The world, at rest 
Here comes, the test 
Tonight, the night 

To run, or hide 
Or face the fight 
Tonight, the night 

Oh I wish that I could wish away 
The longest night, and the darkest day 
Oh I wish that I, could wish away 
The longest night, and the darkest day 

We don’t want to see, you lose your way 
There so much left to play for 
With the world at rest, there’s no need to test 
There’s so much left to live for 

Oh I wish that I could wish away 
The longest night, and the darkest day 
Oh I wish that I, could wish away 
The longest night, and the darkest day

La Nuit

La Nuit (The Night)

Is there a light going out in you because there's a light going out in me
And the world out there, well I'm too far gone to care,

I'm running I'm late the weather I'm always under, 
is kicking up dust at my heels
I'm coming undone, I see pain no pleasure,
I'm gonna stop spinning these wheels

May all your love, be free to roam
To rest inside, a different home
And may all your friends, come alive,
To shield your heart, from prying eyes
To heal your hurts and stem the tide.

I'm running I'm late the weather I'm always under, 
is kicking up dust at my heels
I'm coming undone, I see pain no pleasure,
I'm gonna stop spinning these wheels

I feel just like a memory, I've forgotten how to place
Took too many pills so now I'm coming down again
Can you offer me some respite, some shelter from the storm
A light has gone out in me and I'm up against the wall

I'm running I'm late the weather I'm always under, 
is kicking up dust at my heels
I'm coming undone, I see pain no pleasure,
I'm gonna stop spinning these wheels

Come Alive

Dreamers (Unplugged)

Albert Jones || Nothing Else (Radio Edit)

Say My Name

See You When You Get There is the latest single from British songwriter, Albert Jones.

This is a song for the person in your life that talks the talk but rarely walks the walk.

The feckless fantasies of a ‘misunderstood’ friend. I’ll see YOU when you get there. 

Albert’s singles have been played on BBC Radio 2 by Dermot O’Leary, BBC 6 Music by Tom Robinson and across the BBC Introducing network. His music has been streamed more than 100,000 times Worldwide.

Last year he completed a hugely successful tour of Brazil, where he played the biggest blues festival in Latin America, The Mississippi Delta Blues Festival. Named the muse of the festival, he headlined the folk stage to a packed arena of eager fans.

Albert is releasing two singles this Spring, followed by an ep. 

Later in the year he will be touring the UK, Europe and returning to Brazil.

Lyrics:

Wake up love i’m sad to see you go
Some say it lasts, some say you never know
wake up love there’s finer paths to walk
can you leave me behind that picture on the wall

Those maps you want to walk
I’ll see you when you get there
That shit you always talk
I’ll see you when you get there

Wake up love we’re tired and we’re torn
The road is rough, the road is long
Wake up love I’ve got to get my fix
I’m working it out, checking my six

See You When You Get There

On Our Feet Again

Albert Jones is a Singer Songwriter who blends folk, country, pop and blues into one smooth assed package.

Albert Jones

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