(Emma Caiman) I want to share the work by one new friend (musician) - Emma Caiman from New Zealand on SoundCloud that A sence very down to earth song with friends here on Tumblr~ “I cried, through your vicissitudes and emotional voice, I felt the inclusiveness of the universe in our body is constantly surging, and then I read the poetic lyrics and realistic background acoustics, your talent moved me And I cried again. XD hi ya! I seem to cry more easily the older I get. lol I'm so lucky to here enjoying by this song, I'll never tire of it. Thanks xoxo “- Lan~* 【Dreaming of an Ocean.. but the only waves I heard...】 I was dreaming of an ocean, but the only waves I heard were the slapping of the rubber, as the cars flew down the road, And the streetlights make a sunset, concrete’s like a castle Kinda think I’ve been a-roving, I’ve been on the road too longLet auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind, I think of you an awful lot, I dream of you sometimes, I’m driving endless highways, where no-one knows my name Red flowers growing on the side of the road and the rain falls, just the sameI was dreaming of an ocean, bells that rang and no-one came Cars keep rolling down that highway in the blind eternal rain, And the echo is an emptiness I never thought to see, Guess I’ve thrown away the everything that meant a thing to meThere’s colour in the desert now, a place I once called home, It’s a greening time, it’s a summer wine, no need to stand alone, And the sun’s falling down so wild and sweet, I pick it up and run and run I never knew, I never knew that life could be so fineThe fruit hangs heavy on the vine, the blossom’s on the bean, some stay the same while others change, some winds that set you free, I rode the winds , I climbed the cliffs, the mountains to the sea, And now I stand where I began, hello, it’s only meLet auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind I think of you an awful lot, it helps to pass the time, I’m driving endless highways, where no-one knows my name red flowers growing on the side of the road and the rain falls just the same
Written played sung and made by Emma Caiman
