on repeat!!! C gg  by C C f C fc f c cc you touch

History Of A Feeling

Think Of Me

Sort Of Stranger

Anchored

Yoke

Dream Song

Set over the course of a single wedding in the English countryside, this album isn’t about the couple getting married — it’s about everyone else.

Through arrivals, reunions, rituals, speeches, dances, late nights and quiet departures, the songs trace what happens around a wedding: old friendships resurfacing, new ones forming by accident, belief briefly working even for the unconvinced, and the subtle realisation that some relationships change simply because time has passed.

Nothing dramatic happens.
Nobody’s life is overturned.
But by the time the last song fades, something has shifted.

This is an album about thresholds — the ones we cross deliberately, and the ones we notice only after we’ve crossed them.

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What if I won't? (album about the moment of almost making a big change)
https://soundcloud.com/quantumme/sets/what-if-i-wont
Sofa, Kids, Alan Watts
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something old, something new

A light hearted look at getting Older. Dedicated to my Mother who i am very quickly catching up on ...age wise :-)))) This is a new mix of a song i released earlier this year. 

Verse 1 
When I’m old and grey, will you love me still 
Will you still laugh at my jokes and the funny thing I say 
Will you hold my hand when we walk down the street 
Even when I’m stooped and bent and shuffling my feet 

Verse 2 
Will you still love me when I’m old and grey
When the threads that hold my life together get worn and start to fray 
When I can’t remember who you are or what I want to say 
Will you still love me when I reach that day 

Chorus 
If you can see beyond the years its still the same young me 
Ther one who said I’ll love for all eternity 
Until the end of time, I’ll be your will you be mine
Will you stay, when I’m old and grey 

Vers 3 
When I’m old and grey will you love me still 
If I Die in testate and don’t leave a will 
When I’ve passed away, will you love me still 
Will you be a sport and pay the funeral bill 

 Repeat Chorus 


Johnny Mc farlane

Will you love me still, when I'm old and Grey

This haunting lyric captures a moment of desperate urgency and profound loss on the eve of forced departure, set against the backdrop of the Russian Ukraine war. The narrator, poised for flight, observes the sleeping Milana, whose peacefulness starkly contrasts with the "mad world" of distant gunfire, propaganda radio, and the grim reminders of recent family tragedy symbolized by two fresh crosses in the garden. The repeated, pleading refrain—"Milana please don't tell me you won't leave"—builds a palpable tension between the imperative for survival and a deep, rooted connection to a home that has become a grave. The preparation for escape to Poland is framed not as hope, but as a last, fraught necessity in a collapsing world.

The heart of the narrative lies in Milana's silent, physical rebellion, which speaks louder than the approaching violence. Her grace and peace in sleep transform into a different, more devastating grace in her final act: rising not to flee, but to bid farewell and then falling to her knees in the garden, near her parents' crosses. This moment reveals the "story" the narrator dreads: that for Milana, departure is an unimaginable abandonment, a severing from memory and legacy more terrifying than the advancing threat. Her refusal is not of life, but of a life stripped of all context—of love, history, and the soil that holds her past.

The song’s devastating power culminates in the collision of the intimate and the historical. The tender, personal dreams of a future family, born from a brief but deep connection, are crushed under the weight of collective tragedy. The final, sparse line—"The Guns are getting closer.."—serves as the brutal, impersonal coda to this intimate struggle. It confirms that the world’s madness has finally overtaken the garden’s sanctuary, leaving the narrator’s plea unanswered and the couple’s fate sealed between the encroaching violence and a sacred, unmovable sorrow. The story becomes a timeless elegy for all those caught between exile and annihilation.

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