Hopeful Heart

Last Words

BLINDED (Not Anymore)
(Paul Ariss)
If I wanted to reach you would you
Turn back and hide,
Should I take consolation knowin’,
That part of me tried

We could shatter illusions with this,
Passage of time,
Not looking for anything but,
We’re still crossing a line

Still I remember when we walked into the sun
Never looking back
What good is surrender
When there’s battles to be won

Blinded
Do you think I’ve been blinded
Just because I’m reminded
Of a love that defined me,
But not any more, 
No not any more

Is it courage or cowardice
Or something in between,
Makes us look at each other’s lives
Through the curtain of a screen

Are you battered by boredom
Are you weighed down by defeat
Am I just a distraction
Till you’re back up on your feet

Or do you remember when you held me skin to skin
Have you been thinking back
To every decision
That would lead your heart to him

Blinded
Do you think I’ve been blinded
Just because I’m reminded
Of a love that defined me

Repeat chorus then..

But not any more
No not any more
Not any more
No not any more

I think he’d understand if you let him know
You’re just having fun
I’ve been letting go

Or if you explained could he really see
Would he feel betrayed
Would he think you’d been…

Blinded
Would he think you’d been blinded
Just because you’re reminded
Of a love that defined you

Blinded
Would he think you’d been blinded
Just because you’re reminded
Of a love that defined you
But not any more

Na na na na….
Na nan a na…

No not any more

Blinded (Not Anymore)

You've Got A Friend - James Taylor - Acoustic cover

You've Got A Friend

Recorded as part of a songwriting weekend  organised and hosted by:
http://healthyarts.org.uk/
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Led by members of Folk Rock band Merry Hell:
http://www.merryhell.co.uk/

Song writing and performances by:
Chris Frost, Virginia Kettle, Marvey Mills, Corrie Shelley, Ian Simpson

Production by: John Kettle

Storm Coming by Hormonium and the Whistling Kettles

Recorded as part of a songwriting weekend organised and hosted by:
healthyarts.org.uk/
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www.music-projects.com/

Led by members of Folk Rock band Merry Hell:
www.merryhell.co.uk/

Song writing and performances by:
Antoinette, Martin Atherton,  Paul Clarke, Ian Goodwin and Bob Kettle

Production by: John Kettle

Earth's Revolution

Runaway Heart

DREAM POP/80's - UV Kids - Hero

Can you feel the love tonight mp3 edit

This song covers the delicate issue of Alzheimer's and Dementia from the Album - 'Forget Me Not' available from www.corrieshelley.com

After a 30 year break from the music industry Corrie has returned with a new burst of life, covering an eclectic mix of topics covering, love, loss, social wrongs & trad style ballads with a personal touch showing that she has a sensitive side to her normal state of being 'as mad as a box of frogs' 
Corrie plays ukulele, guitar and shruti, with Les Hilton on Guitar, slide guitar and harmonic, Steve Shelley plays percussion with Nicki Louise playing bass guitar.

Forget Me Not Album:
1. I wish I'd Listened
2. Alice
3. The Box
4. Here Comes The Rain
5. Culloden
6. My Hands
7. Clocks
8. Recognition
9. My Shoes
10. Wine & The Liquor
11. Hard to Believe
12. Sit Down Together
13. Big Man

email: contact@corrieshelley.com
twitter: @corrie_shelley
facebook: www.facebook.com/corrieshelleysingersongwriter
instagram: @corrieshelleymusic

#alzheimers #dementia #illness #love #ukulele

Recognition

Corrie Shelley

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