Love and Loss

Snow in March

All The Things That You Said - Demo

rainsleep

pictures on the window

Copyright Grace Pecolla 2019. Written, performed, and produced by Grace Pecolla.

Guts - demo

Written and performed by Grace Pecolla and Henry Sheene.

lyrics

What can I say?
What can I say to make you see me?
The door is always...

Running up and down the ocean, 
tidal waves sweeping me back to the start.
The oracle and mockingbird gave me away, 
tell-tale signs of buried hearts.

What can I pray?
What can I pray to make you hear me?
The door is always...

What do you see when you stare into water?
What's in your own tired eyes?
I'm waking up; before I never bothered.
The more I live the more I die.

It's getting louder
now that I've found her.
You can let it out.
Can you hear them now?

What can I do?
What can I do to make you speak to me?
The door is always.

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The Door (acoustic)

it might snow

Raised in the wilds of central Kentucky, London-based singer-songwriter Grace Pecolla picked up her father’s neglected guitar at age 13 and taught herself to play by ear. Having spent her childhood in piano lessons and in her parents’ living room listening to the likes of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, The Beatles, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Crowded House, she began writing and arranging her own music.

After training as a classical musician for a few years in the US, Grace refocused her work to songwriting and relocated to London, UK to study acting and music. Character-driven storytelling is at the heart of her music.

Named an old soul by many, Grace writes from a place of sharp-witted yet vulnerable reflection of human experiences, relying on intuition and sensitivity to craft her lyrics and melodies. Folk tradition, jazz standards, and 60s pop & rock have influence on her songwriting. Other projects include indie folk pop duo Papermoon & the Broken Strings. Grace is currently recording a few singles due to be released in 2021.