Judge & Carey + Windy Wagner - EVERYWHERE
from Nashville Sessions by Judge & Carey
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A collab with my Nashville writing partner Charles Judge, featuring the beautiful and incredibly talented Windy Wagner
A collab with my Nashville writing partner Charles Judge, featuring the beautiful and incredibly talented Windy Wagner
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EVERYWHERE
It's been a while but here I am
Coming back to our connection
So here you go, let me tell you
What's going on
The days are cold, the nights are long
The leaves are turning red and yellow
And by the way, your sister called
She'll be ok
And wouldn't you know, it's started to snow
The roses are frozen in the garden
And Billy and Cass are growing so fast
Oh yeah... and one more thing...
I love you
I miss you
I'd give my world to kiss you
I close my eyes and you're still there
You're everywhere
Yesterday I called your name
'Cause Billy walked across the kitchen
And as he laughed I saw your smile
In his eyes
And I painted our room the wrong shade of blue
I never could decide without you
And I finally replaced that rusty gate
Oh yeah... and one more thing...
I love you
I miss you
I'd give my world to kiss you
I close my eyes and you're still there
You're everywhere
I want you to see what I see
Feel what I feel
I never dreamed I'd be standing here without you
I love you
I miss you
I'd give my world to kiss you
I close my eyes and you're still there
You're everywhere
It's been a while but here I am
Coming back to our connection
So here you go, let me tell you
What's going on
The days are cold, the nights are long
The leaves are turning red and yellow
And by the way, your sister called
She'll be ok
And wouldn't you know, it's started to snow
The roses are frozen in the garden
And Billy and Cass are growing so fast
Oh yeah... and one more thing...
I love you
I miss you
I'd give my world to kiss you
I close my eyes and you're still there
You're everywhere
Yesterday I called your name
'Cause Billy walked across the kitchen
And as he laughed I saw your smile
In his eyes
And I painted our room the wrong shade of blue
I never could decide without you
And I finally replaced that rusty gate
Oh yeah... and one more thing...
I love you
I miss you
I'd give my world to kiss you
I close my eyes and you're still there
You're everywhere
I want you to see what I see
Feel what I feel
I never dreamed I'd be standing here without you
I love you
I miss you
I'd give my world to kiss you
I close my eyes and you're still there
You're everywhere
credits
from Nashville Sessions,
track released April 6, 2006
Vocals: Windy Wagner
Piano: Charles Judge
Guitars: Michael Carey
Pedal Steel: Greg Leisz
Bass: Charles Judge
Drums: Dave Karasony
String Arrangement: Charles Judge
Programming: Charles Judge
Recorded by Michael Carey
Pro Tools Editing: Michael Carey
Mixed by Tony Phillips at One Good Ear
(c) Charles Judge & Michael Carey
Vocals: Windy Wagner
Piano: Charles Judge
Guitars: Michael Carey
Pedal Steel: Greg Leisz
Bass: Charles Judge
Drums: Dave Karasony
String Arrangement: Charles Judge
Programming: Charles Judge
Recorded by Michael Carey
Pro Tools Editing: Michael Carey
Mixed by Tony Phillips at One Good Ear
(c) Charles Judge & Michael Carey
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Michael Carey Los Angeles, California
Producer, songwriter/composer/session guitarist. I work with established and emerging artists in the US and internationally. I also create original music for commercials, film and television. This Bandcamp page serves as a portfolio of my production, writing and session work ... more
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