“Together” is a relaxed, soulful anthem that celebrates the quiet power and loud voices of women across Cornwall, Devon, and Somerset. Moving effortlessly from farm gates to boardrooms, the lyrics follow the lead of figures like Alexis and Chris, proving that West Country grit is just as at home in the palace halls as it is on the coastal path. It’s a song about leadership without pretension—where “cracking on” is a way of life and the “far South West” finally takes its seat at the head of the table.
A Celebration of Voice, Vision, and the West Country Spirit.
This isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a sonic tapestry of the women who move the South West forward. From the high-energy pulse of “Women Making Waves” to the defiant call of “Enough’s Enough!”, this album captures the journey of female empowerment across our communities, awards stages, and boardrooms.
Through themes of leadership, resilience, and collective joy, these tracks highlight the stories of those who have “Changed the Story.” Whether it’s the formal elegance of “Tiaras & Sashes” or the grassroots grit of “Skills, Spirit and Success,” each song serves as an anthem for the mentors, the makers, and the trailblazers.
From the rugged coastlines to the heart of our cities, this music invites you to “Rise Together, Lead Together.”
From Coastline to Core: A Song-by-Song Journey
Explore the tracklist: 13 Anthems of Resilience and Radiance
The Making Waves: West Country Sessions begins with a purposeful “crack on” as a visionary partnership maps out a future for the South West, setting a collaborative tone that soon blooms into the candlelit gratitude of a shimmering awards night. The narrative shifts from celebration to systemic change, honoring the tireless advocacy that turns lived experience into lasting safety, before erupting into a universal, high-energy toast to every woman across the region. As the sun dips over the rugged moorland, the album captures the “biro-on-palms” reality of professional growth, moving from the quiet grit of the fields to the bold mission statements of the boardroom. The musical texture toughens with a grungy, indie-rock honesty that eventually finds a bright, country-style spark in the joy of shared success, reaching a cinematic, atmospheric peak that feels like a festival headliner at dawn. Finally, the journey circles back to its most intimate heart, concluding with a slow-burn tribute to the “magical” loyalty of a partnership that remains steady when the pressure is high, proving that the greatest waves are made when we refuse to let each other drown.
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[Verse 1]
From Truro town to Taunton
Sea-salt hair, high heels on
They walk into the room like
“Right then, shall we crack on?”
Alexis with the big plans
Chris has got the route mapped
Two coffees and a notebook
Whole map in their handbag
[Chorus]
West Country women, louder than the weather
Cornwall, Devon, Somerset together
Shouting from the hilltops, palace gates and halls
If they’re talking in the royals, they’re talking about us all
West Country women, say it ‘til it rings
This is how the far southwest
Does big things
[Verse 2]
Farm gates and boardrooms
Same voice, same backbone
From muddy boots in Bridgwater
To a duchess on the phone
She laughs, but she’s listening
They’re changing what the crown sees
Names on every guest list
Clay dust on their car keys
[Chorus]
West Country women, louder than the weather
Cornwall, Devon, Somerset together
Shouting from the hilltops, palace gates and halls
If they’re talking in the royals, they’re talking about us all
West Country women, say it ‘til it rings
This is how the far southwest
Does big things
[Bridge]
Not just a postcard
Not just a view
It’s policy and passion
And getting it through
[Chorus]
West Country women, louder than the weather
Cornwall, Devon, Somerset together
Shouting from the hilltops, palace gates and halls
If they’re talking in the royals, they’re talking about us all
West Country women, say it ‘til it rings
This is how the far southwest
Does big things
“Tiaras and Sashes” is a shimmering “thank you” to the heart of the movement. Centered around the warmth and encouragement of Chief Ambassador Ewelina Romanowska, the song celebrates the moment the “quiet ones” finally get their due. It’s a track about belonging, moving from the “muddy boots” of the previous song into a room full of candlelight, courage, and collective pride. More than just an awards-night anthem, it’s a soulful recognition that every scar and every dream carried from the coastal passes was worthy of the gold all along.
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[Verse 1]
The hall is aglow in the Somerset night
The cameras are clicking, the candles are bright
West Country Women, with hearts racing fast
The courage in here? Built to flicker and last.
Our Chief Ambassador stands with a smile
Making every hard journey feel worth every mile
Like a promise that’s finally true.
[Chorus]
Tiaras and sashes, a glimmer of grace
We rise in the spotlight, we’ve taken our space
Through every scar and the dreams carried far
We’re finally seeing just who we are.
Tiaras and sashes, from coast to the moor
We’re stronger and braver than ever before
West Country Women, standing tall
We’re the winners after all.
[Verse 2]
Evelina is laughing, she’s right by my side
She whispered, “You belong here—don’t run and hide.”
She pulled me on stage while my hands started shaking
But the room roared for every bold step I was taking.
The graft and the grit turn to power and pride
With nothing to fear and with nothing to hide
We’re writing a brand-new page.
[Bridge]
Here’s to the quiet ones, finding their spark
The ones who kept building while days were still dark.
To the late-night plans and the “yes, you can” crew
Tonight is the tribute that’s long overdue.
[Chorus]
Tiaras and sashes, a glimmer of grace
We rise in the spotlight, we’ve taken our space
Every voice, every fight, turns to fireworks tonight
Bathed in the gold and the glow of the light.
Tiaras and sashes, past the doubt and the fire
West Country Women, we’re rising much higher
Proud and strong, we belong
We were worthy all along.
“Changed the Story” is a powerful, stirring tribute to the advocacy and policy work of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall, and the Isles of Scilly. Moving from the quiet whispers of backroom bars to the “heart of the plan,” the song highlights the transformative leadership of Commissioner Alison Hernandez. It is an anthem of reclaimed safety, celebrating the “spark by spark” effort of a team dedicated to ensuring that every woman from Exeter’s streets to Cornish lanes can walk home without fear. This is the sound of a coastline lighting up with hope and the “hard work” of turning lived experience into lasting protection.
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[Verse 1]
Salt in the breeze
Boots on the harbour stone
We grew up walking these fields
But too many walked alone
Whispers in backroom bars
Keys clutched tight in our fists
We were told “that’s just the way”
Till we said “it won’t stay like this”
[Chorus]
West Country Women
We changed the story
From staying silent to speaking bravely
From fear at night to streets made safer
We’re standing taller
Standing together
With every voice that refuses the dark
We light this coastline
Spark by spark
[Verse 2]
Meetings in village halls
Tears on the plastic chairs
Stories laid out on the table
Turned our hurt into plans
Into prayers
Then someone listened clear
Took our fight to the heart of the plan
Alison Hernandez at the helm
Said “we’ll do better
Yes we can”
[Chorus]
West Country Women
We changed the story
From staying silent to speaking bravely
From fear at night to streets made safer
We’re standing taller
Standing together
With every voice that refuses the dark
We light this coastline
Spark by spark
[Bridge]
She called the chiefs and the councils in
“We’ll start again
We won’t pretend
We’ll train
We’ll fund
We’ll walk that road
Till every girl gets home” (oh-oh)
From Exeter streets to Cornish lanes
We challenged habits
We named the pain
Commissioner Alison by our side
Turned a tide
[Chorus]
West Country Women
We changed the story
From staying silent to speaking bravely
From fear at night to streets made safer
We’re standing taller
Standing together
Devon and Cornwall
Hear this call
There’s room for safety here for all
With every voice that refuses the dark
We light this coastline
Spark by spark
“Women Making Waves” is the soaring, inclusive anthem of the album—a glass-raised tribute to the multifaceted lives of women across the South West. From the “building sites to the labs” and “lecture halls to running tracks,” this song celebrates the quiet heroism of the everyday. It’s a rhythmic nod to the “steady hands in crisis” and the “rocks and rebels” who juggle raising daughters with raising steel. Whether they are leading from the front or offering a quiet “I believe you” from the sidelines, this track honors the brave, unceasing energy of women who don’t just live in the West Country—they move it forward.
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Rise
Together
Rise
Together
[Verse 1]
Long drives down the A-roads
Mud on your boots, head full of plans
Blueprints in the glovebox
Lecture notes on the backseat jammed
You’re raising steel and raising daughters
You’re running laps, you’re running teams
You’re holding up the quiet ones
So they can stand inside their dreams
[Chorus]
Here’s to the west country women making waves
From the building sites to labs and running tracks you paved
To the ones who fight so every girl grows up unafraid
Raise your glass
To the west country women making waves (oh-oh)
[Verse 2]
You clock in before sunrise
Phone on, just in case she calls
You teach the code, you coach the kids
You sit beside her through it all
You’re the steady hand in crisis
You’re the laugh behind the scenes
The name they almost left off
Now lit up on the screen
[Chorus]
Here’s to the west country women making waves
From the lecture halls to courts where fragile truth is saved
To the quiet hearts who hold the room and never crave the stage
Raise your glass
To the west country women making waves (hey!)
[Bridge]
For every unseen late night
For every “you can share mine”
For every “I believe you”
You changed a life, you changed the tide
[Chorus]
Here’s to the west country women making waves
In the fields, in the schools, in the offices and bays
To the leaders, rocks, and rebels who keep lighting up these days
Raise your glass
To the west country women making waves
Raise your glass
To the west country women… so brave
The Relaxed Mix of the title track transforms the driving energy of the original into a soulful, stripped-back reflection. By slowing the tempo, the “unseen late nights” and “quiet hearts” mentioned in the lyrics take center stage, shifting the tone from a celebratory toast to a deeply personal meditation. It’s the sound of the drive home down those A-roads after the work is done—a moment of calm for the women who spend their days making waves, reminding them that their strength is just as powerful in the stillness as it is in the surge.
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Rise – Together
Lead Together – Lead Together
Women Making Waves
[Verse 1]
Long drives down the A-roads
Mud on your boots, head full of plans
Blueprints in the glovebox
Lecture notes on the backseat jammed
You’re raising steel and raising daughters
You’re running laps, you’re running teams
You’re holding up the quiet ones
So they can stand inside their dreams
[Chorus]
Here’s to the west country women making waves
From the building sites to labs and running tracks you paved
To the ones who fight so every girl grows up unafraid
Raise your glass
To the west country women making waves (oh-oh)
[Verse 2]
You clock in before sunrise
Phone on, just in case she calls
You teach the code, you coach the kids
You sit beside her through it all
You’re the steady hand in crisis
You’re the laugh behind the scenes
The name they almost left off
Now lit up on the screen
[Chorus]
Here’s to the west country women making waves
From the lecture halls to courts where fragile truth is saved
To the quiet hearts who hold the room and never crave the stage
Raise your glass
To the west country women making waves (hey!)
[Bridge]
For every unseen late night
For every “you can share mine”
For every “I believe you”
You changed a life, you changed the tide
[Chorus]
Here’s to the west country women making waves
In the fields, in the schools, in the offices and bays
To the leaders, rocks, and rebels who keep lighting up these days
Raise your glass
To the west country women making waves
Raise your glass
To the west country women… so brave
“Strong and Bold” is a fresh, mid-tempo ballad that captures the “West Country crew” in their natural element. Set against the crimson skies of Exmoor, the song pays homage to the unsung heroes—the teachers, the builders, and the “best supporting acts” who move mountains without needing a spotlight. It’s a track that values grit over glamour, highlighting that true courage often burns brightest in the “quiet leaders” and the helping hands. With its slower, more intentional pace, it offers a moment of deep respect for the wisdom and endurance of the women who are the backbone of the green land.
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[Verse 1]
The sun dips low on Exmoor’s edge
Painting the sky in hues of red
Another day’s work, hard and true
For the women of the West Country crew
From the building sites to the lab’s bright gleam
Living out their every dream
[Chorus]
Oh, West Country Woman, strong and bold
A story in every wrinkle, a tale untold
You build the bridges, you fight the fight
Shining your courage, burning so bright
West Country Woman, hear our praise
For all you do, in these changing days
[Verse 2]
In classrooms, knowledge you impart
Planting wisdom, in every young heart
On muddy pitches, with grit and grace
You show the world a winning face
And for those who suffer, in shadow and fear
Your voice is a comfort, always near
[Chorus]
Oh, West Country Woman, strong and bold
A story in every wrinkle, a tale untold
You build the bridges, you fight the fight
Shining your courage, burning so bright
West Country Woman, hear our praise
For all you do in these changing days
[Bridge]
No fancy lights, no city’s glare
Just honest effort, beyond compare
From the quiet leader to the helping hand
The best supporting act in this green land
You make waves, without a sound
The finest women, all around
[Chorus]
Oh, West Country Woman, strong and bold
A story in every wrinkle, a tale untold
“Skills, Spirit, and Success” is an energising tribute to the collective growth of the West Country’s professional community. Moving from the “chipped white mug” of a solo morning to the “training room buzz” of a collaborative workshop, the song highlights the transformative power of shared knowledge. It’s a track about the “wildfire” effect of community—how one woman’s brave choice at a kitchen table can ignite a boardroom. With a driving beat and a focus on “leading together,” it serves as a powerful reminder that behind every award on the shelf is a story of grit, mentorship, and the spirit of the South West.
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[Verse 1]
Boots on the ground at sunrise
Name tag swinging on my chest
Coffee in a chipped white mug
Little voice saying, “do your best”
West country wind in our stories
Salt on the air as we speak
Every scar and every lesson
Turns to strength we didn’t see
[Chorus]
Rise together, lead together (hey!)
Skills, spirit, success in our hands
We are west country women
Turning small steps into grand plans
Awards on the shelf, hearts in the room
We light the spark and let it bloom
Rise together, lead together
Watch what we can do
[Verse 2]
Training room buzz on a Tuesday
Pens tapping dreams in the margin
“Could I really change my world?”
Smiles say, “you’ve already started”
Workshops, late-night messages
Sharing wins, sharing the strain
Every event a little wildfire
Every story calling our names
[Chorus]
Rise together, lead together (oh!)
Skills, spirit, success in our hands
We are west country women
Turning small steps into grand plans
Awards on the shelf, hearts in the room
We light the spark and let it bloom
Rise together, lead together
Watch what we can do
[Bridge]
From the farm gate
To the boardroom
From the kitchen table
To the classroom
We hold each other
As we climb
Changing our corner
One brave choice at a time (at a time)
[Chorus]
Rise together, lead together (hey!)
Skills, spirit, success in our hands
We are west country women
Turning small steps into grand plans
Events that ignite, roots that run deep
Community we get to keep
Rise together, lead together
Watch what we can do
Rise together, lead together
This is what we do
“Rise Together, Lead Together” is the heartbeat of the West Country Sessions. It’s a rhythmic, driving song that celebrates the transition from “quiet plans” to “loud success.” With its imagery of workshops lit like the “harvest sun,” the track leans into the idea of professional legacy—the “field of gold” created when many hearts work toward one goal. It’s a bold declaration of confidence, shifting the narrative from simply participating to actively “writing futures.” This is the song for every woman who has ever turned a long drive down a country lane into a journey toward leadership.
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[Verse 1]
Long days, long drives, same old lanes
Turned the waiting room into a stage
You learned to speak in crowded halls
Turn small steps into something bold
[Chorus]
Rise together, lead together
Skills, spirit, building better
From quiet plans to loud success
We’re writing futures, nothing less
Rise together, lead together
Every voice is changing weather
Hand in hand, we stand confessed
We are the standard, not the test
[Verse 2]
Workshops lit like harvest sun
New ideas, a hundred run
Name tags, laughter, strong black tea
Strangers turning into “we”
[Chorus]
Rise together, lead together
Skills, spirit, building better
From quiet plans to loud success
We’re writing futures, nothing less
Rise together, lead together
Every voice is changing weather
Hand in hand, we stand confessed
We are the standard, not the test
[Bridge]
Call the roll of every win (hey!)
Every time you dared begin
This is how the story’s told
Many hearts, one field of gold
[Chorus]
Rise together, lead together
Skills, spirit, building better
From quiet plans to loud success
We’re writing futures, nothing less
Rise together, lead together
Every voice is changing weather
Hand in hand, we stand confessed
We are the standard, we are blessed
“Stand Beside Me” is the album’s gritty, grounding centerpiece. With a steady, edgy beat, it strips away the polish to reveal the “tired faces” and “muddy footpaths” behind the movement. It’s a song about the physical spaces where change happens—borrowed halls and weekday evenings—and the vulnerable transition from a stranger to a “sister.” This track isn’t just about the achievement; it’s about the “shaking turned to calm” and the “fire behind the eyes” that comes from realising you don’t have to lead alone. It’s an anthem for the “change already here,” rooted deep in the landscape and the community.
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[Verse 1]
Coffee cups and name tags
Laughing in a borrowed hall
Maps of all the muddy footpaths
Pinned up on the village wall
Stories scattered on the tables
Folded like forgotten plans
Till one brave voice says “start again”
And every head begins to stand
[Chorus]
West Country women, rise together
Hands held high through any weather
From market towns to windy bays
We light the dark, we lead the way
West Country women, stand beside me
Learning loud and living kindly
Award our courage, crown our care
We build a world we want to share
[Verse 2]
Workshops in the weekday evenings
Notes in biro on our palms
Practice speeches in the mirror
Turn our shaking into calm
Strangers turn to sisters slowly
Sharing numbers, sharing drives
Leaving rooms with fuller notebooks
And a fire behind our eyes
[Chorus]
West Country women, rise together
Hands held high through any weather
From market towns to windy bays
We light the dark, we lead the way
West Country women, stand beside me
Learning loud and living kindly
Award our courage, crown our care
We build a world we want to share
[Bridge]
This is training, this is truth
This is every hidden proof
Of the power in a crowded room (oh-oh)
This is laughter, this is grace
This is every tired face
Shining like it’s breaking through (hey!)
[Chorus]
West Country women, rise together
Hands held high through any weather
From market towns to windy bays
We light the dark, we lead the way
West Country women, keep on growing
Rooted deep, the rivers flowing
Award our courage, crown our care
We are the change already here
“Feel the Power” is the album’s bright, toe-tapping Country anthem. With a Dolly-esque sparkle and a driving acoustic rhythm, it captures the nervous excitement of a “small-town mind” stepping into a “big dream.” The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the West Country networking scene—from flipcharts in village halls to the “glow” of the late train home. It’s a song about the electric shift that happens when women stop working in isolation and start “trading cards and planting seeds.” Warm, witty, and undeniably empowering, it’s a celebration of the fact that when West Country women link arms, the “power in the air” is enough to light up the whole region.
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[Verse 1]
Early start, city shoes in the meadow
Name tag swinging on a lanyard line
Coffee steam, nervous laugh in the doorway
Big dreams packed in a small-town mind
[Chorus]
West Country women, standing taller
Linking arms, saying each other’s names
We rise together, we go farther
Every story setting something aflame
From the barns to the harbour water
From the hills to the market square
West Country women, every daughter
Feels the power in the room, in the air
[Verse 2]
Round table, first time holding a microphone
Hands shake, then the words run free
Talking work, talking pay, talking boundaries
Taking notes, trading cards, planting seeds
[Chorus]
West Country women, standing taller
Linking arms, saying each other’s names
We rise together, we go farther
Every story setting something aflame
From the barns to the harbour water
From the hills to the market square
West Country women, every daughter
Feels the power in the room, in the air
[Bridge]
Workshops in the village hall (yeah)
Big plans on a flipchart wall
Late trains home, but we still glow
Because we’re not on our own anymore
[Chorus]
West Country women, standing taller
Linking arms, saying each other’s names
We rise together, we go farther
Every story setting something aflame
From the barns to the harbour water
From the hills to the market square
West Country women, every daughter
Knows there’s power in the room, in the air
“Come Alive” is the album’s widescreen anthem of transformation. With a soaring, atmospheric production reminiscent of a festival headliner, the song captures the high-stakes energy of “building bridges and breaking walls.” It’s a track that feels both grounded in the “fields” and ambitious enough for the “conference halls,” celebrating the moment that “hustle” turns into “flame.” As the lyrics build toward the final chorus, it becomes a literal awakening—a call for every West Country woman to stop just surviving and start truly thriving. It’s the sound of a region “owning the night” and winning the race.
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From Devon’s Hills to Cornwall’s Shores
Rising up we’re wanting more
Somerset have the future’s bright
West Country Women own the night
We’re building bridges, breaking walls
Standing tall in conference halls
Awards in hand, we’re here to thrive
West Country Women come alive
We’ve got the hustle, we’ve got the flame
Empowerment is in our game
Networking strong, we clutch the crown
West Country Women dont back down
There in the fields, there in the boardrooms
Sharp minds crafting new blooms
Working hard to craft their place
West Country Women win the race
We’re building bridges, breaking walls
Standing tall in conference halls
Awards in hand, we’re here to thrive
West Country Women come alive
We’ve got the hustle, we’ve got the flame
Empowerment is in our game
Networking strong, we clutch the crown
West Country Women dont back down
We’re building bridges, breaking walls
Standing tall in conference halls
Awards in hand, we’re here to thrive
West Country Women come alive
“Win with You” is a soulful, intimate ballad that serves as a personal “thank you” from Chris James to Alexis Bowater. It captures the transformative power of finding a mentor and partner who doesn’t just “map the route,” but helps quiet the “demons in the head” when the pressure of leadership gets loud. From fixing broken servers to finding peace in the middle of a busy office, the song celebrates a professional partnership that has become a “favorite place.” It’s a track about loyalty, “magical” inspiration, and the realization that the greatest wins aren’t the awards on the shelf, but the person standing beside you when the morning coffee arrives.
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I didn’t know I’d fall this hard,
A brand-new deck, a lucky card.
I never thought this job could be,
A place setting my spirit free.
The room was full of light and grace,
The moment that I saw your face.
I looked across the office space,
And found your desk, my favorite place.
The pressure doesn’t feel the same,
Since we played the game.
You take the heavy, work-day,
And turn the key.
The demons in my head get loud, Like thunder in a heavy cloud.
I don’t know how you do the part, But you find peace inside my heart.
Chorus:
So won’t you give me today
And the rest of the year?
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
And when the morning arrives
And the coffee’s at your side
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
I drift and think of where I’d be
If I’d never joined and you weren’t there for me
Well, I don’t want to see
‘Cause your work is magical
Magical, it’s magical
If the system goes to pieces
And the servers all go down
I will help you fix the trouble,
I won’t let you drown
I drift and wonder what I’d do
If I’d never found this place and I’d never found you
I don’t know what I’d do
The demons in my head get loud, Like thunder in a heavy cloud.
I don’t know how you do the part, But you find peace inside my heart.
Chorus:
So won’t you give me today
And the rest of the year?
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
And when the morning arrives
And the coffee’s at your side
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
“Win with You – Alternative Mix” serves as the album’s emotional “slow-burn” finale. Stripping back the production to its barest elements, the song takes its time to build, mirroring the gradual process of building trust in a high-pressure environment. As the tempo settles, the vulnerability in Chris James’ lyrics for Alexis Bowater—the “demons in my head” and the “magical” nature of their work—becomes even more poignant. It is a quiet, powerful reminder that behind every grand plan and every successful wave made, there is a steady, quiet partnership that refuses to let the other drown.
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I didn’t know I’d fall this hard,
A brand-new deck, a lucky card.
I never thought this job could be,
A place setting my spirit free.
The room was full of light and grace,
The moment that I saw your face.
I looked across the office space,
And found your desk, my favorite place.
The pressure doesn’t feel the same,
Since we played the game.
You take the heavy, work-day,
And turn the key.
The demons in my head get loud, Like thunder in a heavy cloud.
I don’t know how you do the part, But you find peace inside my heart.
I drift and think of where I’d be
If I’d never joined and you weren’t there for me
Well, I don’t want to see
Chorus:
So won’t you give me today
And the rest of the year?
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
And when the morning arrives
And the coffee’s at your side
I want to win it all with you
I want to win it all with you
‘Cause your work is magical
Magical, it’s magical
If the system goes to pieces
And the servers all go down
I will help you fix the trouble,
I won’t let you drown
I drift and wonder what I’d do
If I’d never found this place and I’d never found you
I don’t know what I’d do
*Instrumental to end.
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