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Moana

from Big Foot by Jonathan Crayford

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There's a wave
Going out to sea
Not knowing where to go to
It hasn't got a home

In this wave
There is only me
Not knowing where to go to
I therefore ever roam

In this wave
There is only one idea
To make what is further near
And near what is further still

Will you come to be ever by my side
And live in a changing tide
And be where the sun goes down
And hope that the moon comes out

Yes it will
And it's coming from in me

There's a tree
Growing on a bank
It's reaching all of it's branches
Up into the air

And the leaves
Rustle in the wind
Singing songs to the ocean
Speaking of the shore

Then a bird
With wings heavy from it's flight
Heard stories in the night
And lifts into the air

I have come
To see what a friend can be
And tell you of things I've seen
And make in you my home
A tree shouldn't be alone

I am here everything is a changing
And it's coming from in me

lyrics Jonathan Crayford

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from Big Foot, released September 28, 2007
Jonathan Crayford - Rhodes, mini Moog, Hammond organ, clavinet, vibes
Riki Gooch - drums
Lisa Tomlin - vocal

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Jonathan Crayford New Zealand

Acclaimed as a highly original compositional talent, pianist Jonathan Crayford has been responsible for many film soundtracks, albums, and bands. Jonathan worked with a wide range of musicians. In New York he played with Kurt Rosenwinkel, David Binney, Mambo Macoco and Groove Collective, in Europe with David Murray, Tony Allen, Questlove and Macy Gray. ... more

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