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"My Melody"

from "Awakening Rainbows" by Avidya

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Avidya "My Melody".

My Melody is a song written from the Artist's perspective to his daughter hence the title "My Melody", The song was written for her and based from an old nursery rhyme which was sung to her as a baby and describes the experience of holding her for the first time, the song is designed to set the atmosphere of a baby in the womb with a heartbeat and the ambiance is a representation of what a baby would hear inside of her mother. The song contains a special message for her as she goes through her life.

A very special and beautiful song.

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When I met you, I looked deep into your eyes, my little baby,
The moment I saw you, I just knew that I loved you, now and forever girl,

There's only one thing that you should know.
One thing, something you gotta know.
One thing in life you need only know.

MMM MMM MMM

I remember your first little smile,
I wanna hold your hand for another little while,
and keep you safe, for one more tomorrow.
before I let you go,

There's only one thing that you should know.
One thing, something you gotta know.
One thing in life you need only know.

Melody, Life is but a dream.

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from "Awakening Rainbows", released April 8, 2020
Produced by Avidya

Artwork by beachfront

Colour Of Sound Records

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