a track I wrote on Friday night. 
A simple song... a little rough around the edges

EP release 26 May 2017

Lyric Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmE40ECqxxM

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LYRICS

Verse
Do you mind if I sing to you
I was told it's the best thing to do
To keep me running through your mind
Wasting all your time wondering
Where I am
Do you mind if I place your name
In between words that I can't quite say
Spin romantic rhymes
You'll start seeing signs
That point straight to me

Chorus
(But I'll) Probably just play it
Without the words
Stay the best song singer that you've never head
Probably just sing some song you already know
I won't show the best side of me
Incase you don't like what you see

Verse 2
And with every single line 
(you'll fall) Into these wild words of mine
We'll be madly in love
Leave the others in the dust
(and just) run away somewhere

Chorus

Bridge
Maybe the next time
Or the one after that
I will

Chorus

What You See

Songwriter from the South Coast.
 say hi - info@edpatrickuk.com

Bhaktidharma/ Ingrid believes that love, action, and (com)passion are key to a meaningful live. We all have a duty of care towards each other and the planet.

After being made redundant in 2014 Ingrid took the opportunity to follow her bliss and became a classical yoga teacher, horticulturist, life coach, and death doula honouring sacred life and death through Petals and Aum.

‘Many of us move through life without being fully present, carrying a sense of disconnection from our true selves and the natural world.

By integrating yoga, death doula offerings, spiritual life coaching, gardening, and nature-based practices I offer guidance to honour life, embrace death, and create meaningful spaces for healing, remembrance, and growth.

Cultivate wholeness in body, mind, and spirit, navigate grief, and connect with yourself and others through yoga classes and events, personalised support, and coaching.

Nurture your soul and create sacred space for presence, connection, and joy.'

- Ingrid van Oostrom

What You See

Ed Patrick