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A love song for the muse

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Josephine
Can’t seem to find the words to sing
You know I never meant to doubt you
Couldn’t write a song without you
Josephine
I know apologizing doesn’t change a thing,
but if you’re listening, I promise I’ll be better
I just want more time together
Josephine

If only I had listened when you whispered in my ear,
I should have known you’d know just how to put it right
But since you’ve gone, I’ve been searching for ideas in the darkness,
Oh, Darling, Just shine a little light

Instr.

Josephine
I know you’ve moved along to better things
But if this melody should ever come to find you
Well, I hope that it reminds you of the songs we have yet to sing
I may not be your rolling stone
But if you’re lonely out there on your own
You don’t have to be alone
You don’t have to be alone
Oh, won’t you come back home
Josephine

credits

from Postcard from the Moon, released May 1, 2021
Layla Frankel - Lead Vocals
Nir Z - Drums
Mark Hill - Bass
Jim Kimball - Electric 12-String
Sol Littlefield - Electric Guitar
Alex DeVor - Acoustic Piano
Jonathan Yudkin - String Section, String Arrangement

Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Jim Kimball
Tracked at Starstruck Studios by Todd Tidwell
Assistant Engineer - Chris Ashburn
Additional Recording at The Hot Closet - Jim Kimball

Written by Layla Frankel (ASCAP)
Motor & Mind Music 2020

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Layla Frankel Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville-based singer-songwriter, Layla Frankel, has come to describe her genre-crossing music, as “Soulcana.” With witty lyrics and crafted melodies, her songs blur the lines between blues, folk, pop-rock and soul, featuring powerhouse vocals at the forefront. ... more

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