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Unmade

from Unmade - EP by Ian Cromwell

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I can’t see the future.
There’s nothing but glass in my crystal ball.
And if you’d have asked, I’d have told you I’d passed On my last chance to fall in love
I’m on this road for the first time
And there’s no prints on the path I’ve been shown I don’t know where I’m going
But thanks to you I won’t get there alone
‘Cause I know that this much is true:
I want to come home to a bed that’s been unmade by you And I don’t have a plan, but I’m not scared.
Let’s work backwards from there.
No-one knows what’ll happen tomorrow There’s no way to tell by looking at the stars. But I fell for you. I’m still falling.
And I’m happy to land wherever you are.
Maybe someday you’ll say you’re going away; Maybe I’ll be the one through the door.
But until that time it’s just your heart and mine, And I don’t think we need any more.
‘Cause if we know where we are, and we know where we want to be, We’ll get there, my love, just as long as you stay with me.
There’s a part of my heart that I want you to share.
Let’s work backwards from there.

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from Unmade - EP, released April 30, 2020
Jim Kwan - piano

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Ian Cromwell Vancouver, British Columbia

Despite being from many places besides his current Vancouver BC,, Ian Cromwell has one true home: the stage. A classical violist by training, Ian has spent more than 20 years performing with classical ensembles, symphonies, quartets, and as a solo performer. Ian’s love of the stage put a guitar in his hands some years later, and he hasn’t looked back since. ... more

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