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This is a song I wrote about 18 months ago and posted here, but ended up taking down because I was always really uncomfortable with the ooey-gooeyness of it.
I wrote this song in a moment of pure love, though, and couldn't really let it go, so I went to Jim and said, HELP. He came up with a really, fun, quirky arrangement that I think has taken it out of the realm of ooey-gooey and turned it into a more light-hearted and fun song. Jim says that musically this is his tribute to Sufjan Stevens and The Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
Jim and I are also both big fans of The Weepies and I thought it might be kind of cool to ask him to sing a second part to the song, since the original was loaded with harmonies. I think this is the first time I've ever done a duet and I really love what Jim came up with, especially the really happy backing vocals on the outro. They make me giggle.
This is my second collaboration with Jim and I have to thank him from the bottom of my heart for his patience and imagination. I love working with him. Plus, he plays the banjo!
I wrote this song in a moment of pure love, though, and couldn't really let it go, so I went to Jim and said, HELP. He came up with a really, fun, quirky arrangement that I think has taken it out of the realm of ooey-gooey and turned it into a more light-hearted and fun song. Jim says that musically this is his tribute to Sufjan Stevens and The Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
Jim and I are also both big fans of The Weepies and I thought it might be kind of cool to ask him to sing a second part to the song, since the original was loaded with harmonies. I think this is the first time I've ever done a duet and I really love what Jim came up with, especially the really happy backing vocals on the outro. They make me giggle.
This is my second collaboration with Jim and I have to thank him from the bottom of my heart for his patience and imagination. I love working with him. Plus, he plays the banjo!
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Lyrics
Oh, my sweet little baby
when the world is driving you crazy,
just remember I'm always here
in your corner.
La la la la la la la la la la.
You've had pain so undeserved,
kept so much of you in reserve.
I want to open you,
keep you safe
and help you feel free.
Free
This is love
you can fall into.
I want to show you something new,
a life where someone loves you for you.
Oh my sweet little baby,
when the pain fills you up
and spills over
just remember I'll be here
to catch you forever.
Oh my sweet little baby
when the world is driving you crazy
just remember
I'm always here in your corner
You've had pain so undeserved
kept so much of you in reserve
I want to open you
keep you safe
and help you feel free
Forever
It's you and me
in an apple tree,
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
K.I.S.S., K.I.S.S., K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
Oh my sweet little baby,
Oh my sweet little baby,
Oh my sweet little baby.
(la la la la la la la la la la la)
(mm-bop, mm-bop, mm-bop)
When the world is driving you crazy,
just remember I'm always here in your corner.
when the world is driving you crazy,
just remember I'm always here
in your corner.
La la la la la la la la la la.
You've had pain so undeserved,
kept so much of you in reserve.
I want to open you,
keep you safe
and help you feel free.
Free
This is love
you can fall into.
I want to show you something new,
a life where someone loves you for you.
Oh my sweet little baby,
when the pain fills you up
and spills over
just remember I'll be here
to catch you forever.
Oh my sweet little baby
when the world is driving you crazy
just remember
I'm always here in your corner
You've had pain so undeserved
kept so much of you in reserve
I want to open you
keep you safe
and help you feel free
Forever
It's you and me
in an apple tree,
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
K.I.S.S., K.I.S.S., K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
Oh my sweet little baby,
Oh my sweet little baby,
Oh my sweet little baby.
(la la la la la la la la la la la)
(mm-bop, mm-bop, mm-bop)
When the world is driving you crazy,
just remember I'm always here in your corner.






























































Ed Hannifin
Back later....
Ed