All To Their Place

[Pipes]

 A collaboration with chapperz66... Feel free to enjoy:))


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                                    All To Their Place
People, they come and go
no-one knows where they go to
freedoms they come and go
swept away and never returned, to their place
we feel, we think, therefore we are
and hey besides, we know how far we have come
our strength our might..so strong - so strong!

Footprints, there blown away
the wind erases (not a trace)
so many beats we have
taken away and never returned,to their place
we feel, we think, therefore we are
and hey besides, we know how far we have come
our thoughts, our dreams-so strong-so strong

Longevity is our hope, but no one knows it

All to their place
All to their place
All to their place
All.......

lyrics and melody by

Nick G Coward

[OsCKilO]

Very pro Song!!!!


Reminds me an Andrew Lloyd Webber Track!


Cool!!

[mike]

Astonishingly good.  Sounds so original and some of the best quality of production I've heard here. What instruments are used on this?  Fantastic!!!

Mike

[Pipes]

H,i and thanks for you positive comments

It was recorded on chapper66 16 track boss. I'm sure chappers won't mind me saying that all the violin's, cello's and the double bass was created on keyboards with me supplying melody, lyrics and vox. If you have any further technical questions i will consult Chappers66.

cheers

Nick

[mike]

I wasn't sure if the strings were real or not.  They sound really convincing.  Once again - superb production.

Mike

[Tony W]

Wow this is top shelf music. Very well done.

Kinda reminds me of that movie Sarah Marshall.

[OsCKilO]

Could we have the lyrics please?


I like to read along whilst Listening...

[OsCKilO]

Oh.....Paul!


I was wondering who Chappers was.....

His home studio is amazing!

[cuthbert]

Great song, beautifully produced - those strings sound quite realistic to my ears.

[Tangled Wires]

Simply unique and stunning song, and agree with Tharek that this would not sound out of place in an Andrew Lylod Webber musical. Love the strings, and the vocals are out of this world!!

Amazing piece of work this!