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Track six from the new solo album 'Automatic Karma Situation' in collaboration with the Verulium project, full album on bandcamp:

amandasanderson.bandcamp.com/album/auto…-situation

Thanks to all for listening and for your much appreciated support! :)

Long Lost Land

Serene Sunderland (@user-846248422): Music, vocal & lyrics
David Taro: Music & production
Rich Joseph (@user-831068061): Smokin' lead guitar
Kristi Mckeever (@km-songs): Additional lyrics

LYRICS © Serene Sunderland & Kristi Mckeever

Wake up early and I feel the cool breeze
Running through my hair and my fingertips
Walk for miles, feel the temperature rising
Bringing colour back to my cheeks and lips

I got music on my mind
All the worries left behind
I'm finally feeling the joy of being alive 
I’m gonna blow off the dust now, and
I'm gonna have fun today
Oh I'm gonna have fun 

Now I'm in the wilderness and there's a tune playing
Those Spanish beats keep me up on my feet til dawn, yeah
Forgot how it felt to be so elated 
The child in me breaking free, and being reborn

Now I live outside the box
There's no guards and there's no locks
I'm unrestrained and bound by nothing but the clock 
I'm gonna blow off the dust now and I
I'm gonna have fun today
Oh I'm gonna have fun

What we waiting for?
I've got no excuses anymore
Oh I'm gonna have fun

I got music on my mind
All the worries left behind
I'm finally feeling the joy of being alive 
I’m gonna blow off the dust now, and
I'm gonna have fun today
Oh I'm gonna have fun, fun
Oh I'm gonna have fun

Gonna Have Fun (feat. Serene Sunderland)

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wrong turn

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It's like a pretty digital love song. Electronic samples weave in and out to add syncopation to the slow beat. Layers of guitar add a nice counter melody to the lead synth creating a depth of harmony. Definitely late night, "cruising in the city" vibes.

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Wandering fingers going for a wide perspective.

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From Venny's last CD, produced on my recording contract

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