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Song DescriptionMoving, fragile and intimate ballad of heartbreak heightened by beautiful saxophone played by Howard Jacobs
Story Behind the SongLost love.
Lyrics
Love, you play a dangerous game
to come so close and then to shy away
Close enough for me to blame
but never close enough to stay
And love, you are a wanton thing
You want to take more than you bring
But I am wise, too wise to play
Too wise to be all that I say
Oh, Magnolia blossom sweet
You're what I crave, you're what I need
But you know and everybody knows
How sweetness comes and sweetness goes
Love, your light so pure and clear
It shines on me, it knows I'm here
I try to hide, I shy away
You come so close, but you never stay
So sweet, so sure, so tenderly
You lay your gentle hands on me
My skin like feathers, asking why
this bird is grounded, cannot fly
Away, magnolia blossom bold
You're what I need - to have, to hold
But you know and everybody knows
How sweetness comes and sweetness goes
And oh, magnolia blossom brave
Your flower so brief, a single day
I dream of stars, so bold and bright
that bloom forever, day and night
But you know and everybody knows
How sweetness comes but not how sweetness goes
Song Length
3:47
Genres
Jazz - General, Folk - Americana
Tempo / Feel
Very Slow (Under 70)
Lead Vocal
Female Vocal
Moods
Moving, Poignant
Subject Matter
Breaking Up, Lost Love
Similar Artist
Norah Jones, Lhasa de Sela
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
Lyric Credits |
Kirsty McGee |
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Music Credits |
Kirsty McGee |
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Producer Credits |
Kirsty McGee |
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Publisher Credits |
Touch Tone |
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Performance Credits |
Kirsty McGee (vocals, guitar), Nick Blacka (double bass), Howard Jacobs (drums, saxophone), Barkley McKay (piano) |
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Label Credits |
Hobopop Recordings |
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