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written and recorded February 2 - February 5 2008
(c) copyright 2008 words and music Nigel Spencer
taken from the album "Afterglow".

lyrics

can't cast adrift a certain notion
but you're so easy on the eye
I can sense a deep emotion
that draws me there to your side

I could journey many by-ways
and talk the talk to someone else
and deny this inner feeling
want to share my whole life

every road I travel down comes back to you
I would follow any rainbow
and every turning that I make will lead to you
'cos you're the sound of every echo
you're the words to every love song
and the key to every longing in my heart

I could search so many highways
and walk the walk with someone else
but I can't fight this deep devotion
just want you hear in my arms

credits

from EVERY ROAD (Compilation) (2009), released August 18, 2009
Nigel Spencer:
vocals; guitars; keyboards; Mellotron Emulator;
drums and bass programming

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Nigel Spencer Lincolnshire, UK

singer/songwriter from Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, producing a melodic rock/pop string sound. Tracks from 2017 recorded on Logic DAW; between 2007- 2016 recorded on TASCAM 8 track. Tracks 1977-1998 are for archive purposes primarily recorded on 4 track cassette but still can be downloaded if wished at a negligible price due to original sound quality. Many thanks for passing by........ ... more

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