Available on 12" Vinyl: 

https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/gobstopper-album

A considerable number of years ago now, I recorded an album with my long time friend and music companion Rob Ashworth. It was called Gobstopper and we recorded it in a studio he'd built. I'd written the majority of the songs on a piano I was given from the primary school where I'd worked because they were going to throw it in the skip, so I took it. I rescued it.

The album wasn't an easy thing to make. Rob contributed the drums, engineered it and mixed it but I ended up in hospital part way through with tonsillitis that progressed into a chest infection and then pericarditis, being told I'd had a heart attack. I hadn't, it turned out, and then having an angiogram with a 50% chance of a stroke, I feel like I was lucky.

When it came to finally finishing the album after my recovery, I had it mastered by Tim Dorney from Flowered Up / Republica fame and he did a fantastic job. The sad part though, was the label I was with at the time - White Label Music - wouldn't honour a physical release. They just couldn't afford it and so it didn't make much of an impact when it came out. I'm grateful for all they did for my musical career though, we had some good times and they put a lot of non-recoupable cash into my work. Massive props to them for that - they're great people with big hearts and they'll always have a place in mine.

The studio we recorded it in ended up being flooded and we lost the piano :( Even worse, Rob lost his studio and it was never rebuilt. Sad times.

It wasn’t all bad though. The label got me some cool sessions recording for Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins / Bella Union) during his time at Amazing Radio and also at Stereolab legend Andy Ramsay's studio for a video session which was a wonderful experience. Our publishing and recording deal came to an end and we left on uncomfortable terms in a way, mainly because I was a little blinkered by personal stuff going on. They're good people. Be a good person.

Gobstopper

Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  youre in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

12" Vinyl

Birth & Death

A specially recorded session for Ashworth Haus Audio featuring three songs from the Jay Stansfield catalogue. Performed live on digital piano.

Recorded & filmed live in Pendle, UK. 08.08.25.
All music written & performed by Jay Stansfield.
All audio & video production by Rob Ashworth.

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Ashworth Haus Audio Live Session

An alternative take on Christmas away from the traditional pop classics and into the darker corners of that time of year, where some people struggle and suffer.

Christmas Was...

A cover of the timeless classic Blackbird by The Beatles.

I'd wanted to record this for almost 20 years and finally did it. Thanks to Rob for making it happen, with his sweet guitar and production skills!

Written by Lennon / McCartney.

Recorded and mixed by Rob Ashworth.
Vocals by Jay Stansfield.
Guitar by Rob Ashworth.

Blackbird - The Beatles - Cover By Jay Stansfield

Published by Tourettes Publishing . (P) & (C) White Label Music 2011.

Under The Same Roof

Express Yourself

Returning after a five year hiatus, 'Bodyguards' marks a new era of creativity for UK artist Jay Stansfield. With all instruments and vocals performed by Jay and the track mixed and mastered by Rob Ashworth.

It has been likened to Keane, Elton John, Rufus Wainright, Ben Folds Five, The Beatles and Wings and features piano, strings and harmonies with a modern twist.

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/8D_kXldqCUo?si=J4-VMdcc93iclvUQ

LYRICS
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Through a thousand clouds you eat your dinner 
And then you land in hell 
Used to be a loser 
Now a winner 
And always late as well 
Half the crowd are shouting loud for justice 
But you can't hear their voice 

Where's my bodyguards? 
They've gone 
I just want a Lambo 
So long 
Give me all the cash 
No song 
Michelin Gammon Bone 
Choke on 

There's a place I know called home 
Where mother used to roam. 

Standing at the pulpit after midnight 
Your sermon breaks me down 
Lifting up the world as if it's feathers 
With no one else around 
Extrovertly working on the lovers 
Turning them into hate 

Where's my bodyguards? 
They've gone 
I just want a Lambo 
So long 
Give me all the cash 
No song 
Michelin Gammon Bone 
Choke on 

There's a place I know called home 
There's a place I know called home
There's a place I know called home
Where mother used to roam.

Bodyguards

A considerable number of years ago now, I recorded an album with my long time friend and music companion Rob Ashworth. It was called Gobstopper and we recorded it in a studio he'd built. I'd written the majority of the songs on a piano I was given from the primary school where I'd worked because they were going to throw it in the skip, so I took it. I rescued it.

The album wasn't an easy thing to make. Rob contributed the drums, engineered it and mixed it but I ended up in hospital part way through with tonsillitis that progressed into a chest infection and then pericarditis, being told I'd had a heart attack. I hadn't, it turned out, and then having an angiogram with a 50% chance of a stroke, I feel like I was lucky.

When it came to finally finishing the album after my recovery, I had it mastered by Tim Dorney from Flowered Up / Republica fame and he did a fantastic job. The sad part though, was the label I was with at the time - White Label Music - wouldn't honour a physical release. They just couldn't afford it and so it didn't make much of an impact when it came out. I'm grateful for all they did for my musical career though, we had some good times and they put a lot of non-recoupable cash into my work. Massive props to them for that - they're great people with big hearts and they'll always have a place in mine.

The studio we recorded it in ended up being flooded and we lost the piano :( Even worse, Rob lost his studio and it was never rebuilt. Sad times.

It wasn’t all bad though. The label got me some cool sessions recording for Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins / Bella Union) during his time at Amazing Radio and also at Stereolab legend Andy Ramsay's studio for a video session which was a wonderful experience. Our publishing and recording deal came to an end and we left on uncomfortable terms in a way, mainly because I was a little blinkered by personal stuff going on. They're good people. Be a good person.



Building A Shield

My Concubine

Believe Me, Wholesome

Happening

Miss Another Day

Secrets & Lives

There is a man, some call him a creature, who preys on the weaknesses and fears of humans. He sneaks in to your home during the day when you are away and waits. He waits. He waits in the dark corners where children fear to tread and at the end of shadowy corridors where women keep away. His scrawny body covered in milky flesh is draped in soft black robes, his face absent of all emotion and his hair balding to the scalp with wispy long hairs that tickle your face as he breathes into your lungs, deep into your soul, with his icy and mournful breath merely centimetres away from you as you sleep. Some call him a myth. Some call him 'The Sadness'.

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. 

lyrics

When you go to bed he will be waiting for you in the corner,
Watching as your eyes start falling to closed,

Oh they call him The Sadness,
His sorrow so deep and hollow,

Standing in the shadows he will come and kneel upon you and perform his artistry of torture in dreams,

Oh they call him The Sadness,
His sorrow so deep and hollow,

Opening your eyes you stare into the darkness of his dead face,
Body paralysed,
His fingers inside.

Oh, they call him The Sadness,
His sorrow so deep and hollow,

Oh, they call him The Sadness,
His sorrow so deep and hollow,

Oh, they call him: 'The Sadness'

credits

from Birth & Death, released January 9, 2015
Jay Stansfield - everything you can hear
---------

Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

The Sadness

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. 

lyrics

Behind this smile my inner turmoil,
Suspended lights,
A deepest sadness,
I openly express my gladness,
I'm breaking down from information,
My status claims a new sensation,
All I ever wanna do is give my love to all,
And make them see that it's so easy.

Praise yourself some more,
Your feeble world,
Lonely,
Tease the worm,
Go alone.

A word can tip the world into dismay,
Confuse and spoil your perfect day,
A look can split your soul,
So sore,
So many do it and close the door.

Your feeble world,
Lonely,
Feed the worm,
Funny how those words can split your soul,
Split your soul.
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Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

Soul Splitter

A song sung from the perspective of someone who has had a stroke and is incapacitated in some way.

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. 

lyrics

Sometimes I feel like I'm a demon,
With nothing left inside my soul,
All that I ever do is cry,
All that i ever do is give you lots of reasons to hate me,
And give you lots of reasons to kill me,
So I don't expect no loving,
No dirty loving at all,
So stop me when I start descending,
Into the depths of my home.

I know I'll never find my freedom,
As long as I'm between these walls,
So stop me when I start pretending,
Or I will die in my home,
In my home,
In my home,
In my home.

credits

from Birth & Death, released January 9, 2015
Jay Stansfield - everything you can hear
license
all rights reserved
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Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

Sometimes I Feel Like I'm A Demon

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish.

lyrics

Failing again,
Feels much harder this time,
Lose your mind to paradigms,
Choose to use kinder lies,
They penetrate me so deep I'm tenderised.

Rode that train to Georgia in my mind,
I had all my senses I was fine,
Should I lie? Or could I break my bones?
Trading pheasants for lions,
Cold, alone, with sex on my mind.

You've lost the way,
So sorry to say,
Do the world a favour,
Step on in to the light,
Underwear removed just for tonight.

Rode that train to Georgia in my mind,
I had all my senses I was fine,
Should I lie? Or could I break my bones?
Trading pheasants for lions,
Cold, alone, with sex on my mind.

credits

from Birth & Death, released January 9, 2015
Jay Stansfield - everything you can hear
license
all rights reserved
------

Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

Sex On My Mind

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. 

lyrics
<Start of tape>

Someone told me I was lost and I said "No, I'm not lost I'm merely finding my way home. Travelling is never easy on your own it's inviting."

Take my backpack,
Pack it up,
Flat pack it in,
Sun God Ra will suddenly explain my grin,
Merlot is the world in me,
Oh save me do,
Like before now.

(Say that you'll watch me waltzing to the Blue Danube)

Then you take a bit of love and light,
And a little bit of fun and laughter
And you sprinkle it upon your love life,
Like you've never ever done before,

(Praying and awaiting my last migraine of the day.)

When you're both in bed you masturbate,
Two lovers in a classic porno.

(Leave me with your wedding album)
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Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

My Last, My Grain

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. 

lyrics

Crushing me,
In a state,
What a date,
Roadkill,
Here am I,
Asking "why?",
Paradise blackout,
No one knows what it is that separates us all,
If we did we would all be dead on arrival.
(Dead on arrival)

Taking my dignity,
Disembowelled,
Lick me,
Run around,
Stealing dreams,
Thievery,
Suck me,
No one knows what it is that separates us all,
If we did we would all be dead on arrival.
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Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

Dead On Arrival

Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. 

lyrics

*some garbled, old fashioned, silent-film intro induction*

These morning winters going long,
Fools bruise me with ice,
Give me your hair,
Give me your hair.

Too much stress will kill you every time,
Don't be so angry or you will explode,
Into shatters of shadows and doom and gloom and death and steel.

Doing so much thinking you are losing all your hair,
Stop or you'll go POP! and spill your troubles everywhere,
Doing so much thinking you are losing all your hair,
Stop or you'll go POP! and spill your troubles everywhere.

"Hello my name is Mr Stansfield and I am 33 years old."
"Hello my name is me."
"Stop. Ok again."
"...but especially I love Meerkats."

<End of Tape.>
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Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.

Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album

"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music,  you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.com

Undoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War

Losing All Your Hair

Recorded on my Huawei in the basement. It's 2025 and the world is experiencing madness. This is my outlet.

Missing Peace

I was never socially confident, 
Until I found you, 
I don't belong here, 
I don't belong here without your love. 

I was never happy with my body, 
Until I met you, 
It don't belong here, 
It don't belong here without your love. 

We had never seen such a miracle, 
'Till we had our child, 
But she don't belong here, 
She don't belong here, 
No she don't belong here, 
She don't belong here, 
No she don't belong here, 
She don't belong here without our love. 

What would the world be without love?

Everything by Jay Stansfield. Recorded as part of a session for Radio JJ in April 2015.

PLEASE BUY IT

Without Your Love

***RIP to a beautiful songsmith and poet. May his songs ring on through the universe forever*

Okay this is the last cover I will probably record for a good few years now- needed to get this recorded purely because it is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. My eyes are covering his because I wanted to represent my interpretation of the song through his eyes, rather than my own.

I thank my dad for introducing me to this. Thanks Dad x x x

Suzanne

Suzanne by Leonard Cohen (RIP) [Cover by Jay Stansfield]

This track about losing my Dad to cancer was hard to write and perform. It took me two years to get it out. Thanks to Rob at Ashworth Haus Audio, I was able to perform it raw. The full video session can be found here: https://youtu.be/1N0Qb1bjPDk?si=Dcr6k91NyGbTS9JL

'The Vast Unknown' taken from a live studio session with Jay Stansfield @ Ashworth Haus Audio.

Recorded & filmed live in Pendle, UK. 08.08.25.
All music written & performed by Jay Stansfield.
All audio & video production by Rob Ashworth.

LYRICS:

You were born into this world to bring a smile
And for a while that’s what you did
But now you’re gone and life goes on
But you still brought a smile
And brightened up our lives

You were born into this world to bring a smile
And for a while that’s what you did
But now you’re gone and life goes on
But you still brought a smile
And brightened up our lives

Where’s my love gone?

Off you go into the vast unknown
Where nobody knows
Except those
Who’ve gone
And so now you fly
Away
Fly away



The Vast Unknown (Ashworth Haus Audio Sessions)

I was inspired to write this as a response to the music industry treatment of Lola Young and the pressure to achieve. It happens to so many artists, but this particularly bothered me and something needs to change. It's a tough world out there and we aren't equipped to deal with it properly.

LYRICS

Suddenly
You’re surrounded by the things you dreamed
Waking up
Waking up to something new
Who would’ve known
That all this could be possible
Lack of sleep
Worried it might fall apart

Breaking up
With yourself
Cos you’ve just had enough
Walking away
Why don’t you just turn around
People gaze
But they don’t understand your problems
Lack of sleep
Worried you might fall apart

And I wanna close my mind off to it
I don’t wanna think
You wanna show why I can’t do it
Love is on the brink
Lies are the only way now through it
Truth is it all stinks
Settle down you’re almost there

Breaking up
With yourself
Cos you’ve just had enough
Walking away
Why don’t you just turn around
People gaze
But they don’t understand your problems
Lack of sleep
Worried you might fall apart

And I wanna close my mind off to it
I don’t wanna think
You wanna show why I can’t do it
Love is on the brink
Lies are the only way now through it
Truth is it all stinks
Settle down you’re almost there

Are you in
Or are you out?

Are You In Or Are You Out?

Bodyguards (Ashworth Haus Audio Live Session)

The Vast Unknown (Ashworth Haus Audio Live Session)

Dollybird (Ashworth Haus Audio Live Session)

A Wintery December

This Dream

Oh! What A Christmas

Wake Up The Children

A Good Last Christmas

The Man In Red

Christmas Twenty Fourteen

A cover of Simon & Garfunkel's 'America' that was never able to be released until 01/09/2017

America - Simon And Garfunkel And Jay

Fans and videomakers! I want you to download this track, make a music video (it can be anything) and upload it to YouTube. A copyright claim will be made on it (that's me!) so don't worry about that. It'll be your way of helping me make a small revenue stream. GOOD LUCK!! 

Link to download MP3: https://goo.gl/ckSPQT

Versions so far - Gordon Charlton: https://youtu.be/7X4VILelW8U

Dead On Arrival (MAKE A YOUTUBE VIDEO FOR IT!) FREE DOWNLOAD!!

I have a chat to the Northern UK premier portrait photographer Donna Craddock from Click Click Bang photography on sexuality, the LGBTQ community and how photography can enable the community to overcome their fears and take one step closer to freedom.

Make sure to send her a message via her website: http://www.clickclickbang.co.uk/

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Sing Me In

So Delicious

Sing Me In: Podcast Show #001 - Donna Craddock

Where Are You Now? (feat. Imogen Grace)
by Jay Stansfield

Sometimes the people in our lives disappear without rhyme or reason and this is a song dedicated to the ghosts in the gaps where we breathe.
lyrics
Where are you now my original friend?
Lost in a sea of despair and darkness,
No light I shine can make right.

Your pain was gone but no love was lost.
How are you now?
Do you still breathe?
Follow the leaves through Autumn.

Go and open a window,
Feel the wind on your face blow.

How does it feel now that you’ve lost your faith?
Empty and forlorn,
No room for sorrow,
Don’t you expect something better than this?

Your pain was gone but no love was lost.
How are you now?
Do you still breathe?
Follow the leaves through Autumn.

Go and open a window,
Feel the wind on your face blow.
Go and open a window,
Feel the wind on your face blow.

Go and open a window,
Feel the wind on your face blow.
Go and open a window,
Feel the wind on your face blow.

Credits

Written, performed and produced by Jay Stansfield
Vocals by Imogen Grace
Artwork by Jay Stansfield

Where Are You Now?

Where Are You Now? (Feat. Imogen Grace)

Here is an excerpt from my upcoming illustrated children's book 'Meet The Squibbles' featuring short introductions to the characters from my debut colouring journal 'Squibbles' available to buy via Amazon.

http://thesquibbles.com

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Meet The Squibbles (Audio Excerpt)

Affecting and a tad bonkers with a 60's pop sheen and melodic sensibility from the north of England.

Jay Stansfield

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