A reflective song tracing the journey from silence, inertia, and fear building to empowerment and renewal. It’s about breaking free from societal expectations and “shoulds and coulds,” finding the courage to speak out, break barriers and glass ceilings, and confront social constraints and inequalities. A call to say “enough is enough” and reclaim courage, self-belief, purpose, and freedom.

Time

Still In Love

Number 62

Peaceful Paradise

Love Finds You

Written by Carmody
Produced by Jasper Tygner
Artwork by Polly Misch

My baby's got two lives
and four lungs to know 
my baby's got new lies
he won't let go
but I'm sure he can't love her
like he needs me
oh I can make his insides stirs
till' he dreams of being free
does he dream of being free
does he dream of being free

tell me what it feels like just to hold you
I could paint some starlight all around you
do you see the light of me I can show you 
there's an emptiness that I can feel all around you

My baby's got two hands
and four feet to miss
my baby's got new plans 
in every kiss 
but I'm sure he can't love her
like he needs me
oh I can make his insides stirs
till' he dreams of being free
does he dream of being free
does he dream of being free

tell me what it feels like just to hold you
I could paint some starlight all around you
do you see the light of me I can show you 
there's an emptiness that I can feel all around you

And oh I'm so cruel these days 
I thought I was better raised 
but I went low, so low
and oh I'm so foolish these days
I thought I knew all my ways
but I went low, so low

tell me what it feels like just to hold you
I could paint some starlight all around you
do you see the light of me I can show you 
there's an emptiness that I can feel all around you

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The Light of me

Written by Carmody
String arrangement by Tobie Tripp
Produced by Jasper Tygner
Mastered by Dan Marshall - beatchef.co.uk
Artwork by Alicia Mitchell

Lyrics:

The Ways Of Your Love

You were a creature I adored
But struggled to define
Like electric down my belly
The dizzy in my wine.

Something like happiness
How I would ache
In your calculated touch
That pure embrace

It’s the ways of your love
Just the ways of your love
I can’t let go of

You were my favourite chord
Ringing out across my skies
You were warmth and you were comfort
In honest supplies

Just like those memories
We start to re-shape
You’re so far from me
Still when I wake,

It’s the ways of your love
Just the ways of your love
I can’t let go of

My words find their way back to you every time
My words collect in lines for you
Still hard to define

It’s the ways of your love
It’s just the ways of your love
I can’t let go of

The Ways Of Your Love

Brightens Me

The Way Home is a new collaboration between pianist Frank Harrison and vocalist Brigitte Beraha and will be released on 4 May 2018, with a launch concert at Kings Place, London on 23 May 2018. 

Tickets from https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/jazz/frank-harrison-brigitte-beraha/

The Man Who Cycled From India For Love (Frank Harrison and Brigitte Beraha)

Could It Be You

The sun, the river, the flick of light
Water cascades like my heart beating life
The world passes by as the birds soar high 
Through the mottle of leaves, the sun shines through

People walk by and I wonder could it be you
People walk by and I wonder could it be you

I lift my head up to the glint of light 
So pretty and so pure, so far from the night
But time passes by like the run of the river
There’s no boat I can sail in, to free this shiver

People walk by and I wonder could it be you
People walk by and I wonder could it be you

No, it’s just another, sadly it isn’t you
The light blinds me so and the night leaves me cold
I wonder, I wonder, I wonder
Could it be you

People walk by and I wonder could it be you
People walk by and I wonder could it be you

© Sascha Osborn 2018

Could It Be You

Fragile

Inspired by jazz harmony, soulful melodies, descriptive lyrics and a love of simple everyday natural beauty, Sascha Osborn is a songwriter and performer of reflective and heartfelt songs. Blending her cocktail of influences, seamlessly dancing between the ‘folk’, ‘jazz’ and at times ‘retro-soul’ worlds, she utilises these flavours and colours to express narratives of relationships and evocations of life experience, love, loss, and hope. Her debut album ‘Looking Out And After’ has received airplay on BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio Suffolk and extremely positive acclaim. ’Opens in a dreamlike reverie that recalls Joni Mitchell’s Hejira album’ RnR Magazine.

Time

Sascha Osborn

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