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Feelings by The Bruces feat. Akash Ramamurthy

from Story Of the Sky by The Bruces & Friends by The Bruces and Friends

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Featuring six-year old, Akash Ramamurthy

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Where do my feelings live in my body?
Feelings can travel so far
From the top of my head
to the top of my tongue to the top of the drum in my heart

I feel them here I feel them there
Sometimes I don’t really know where
Happy then sad, silly then shy
I trust what I feel though I may not know why

Where do my feelings live in my body?
Feelings can travel so far
From the front of my belly
to the back of my knees to the soles of my feet to the stars
Changing like clouds just passing by
I trust what I feel though I may not know why

Where do my feelings live in my body?
Feelings can travel so far
From the stomp of my feet
to the clap of my hands to the smile on my face tot the stars

I feel them here I feel them there
Breathing real slow can help me find where
Changing like clouds just passing by
I trust what I feel though I may not know why

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from Story Of the Sky by The Bruces & Friends, released August 4, 2023
words and music by Morley
acoustic guitar by Chris Bruce
lead vocal by Akash Ramamurthy

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MORLEY New York, New York

Morley weaves the threads of jazz, soul and folk traditions into a singular tapestry of vocal and acoustic splendor. Her latest release, Story of the Sky is her debut Family/Children's album with partner, Chris Bruce, Story Of the Sky features an array of brilliant guest artists. ... more

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