Artist: Miranda Sofroniou

Old song, but it's snowing out, so it kind of fits!

Snow is falling at your feet You think to yourself, man, isn’t that neat Every year it comes and goes Quite a lot like wind that blows

The world keeps spinning round and round Everything keeps making sound The rain will pour down on your parade People will continue their masquerade

Is it really worth the pain? All the aching, all the strain One would really move to think That we will soon run out of ink

Doesn’t matter what you say Doesn’t matter what you do This world won’t ever stop for you Scream as loud as you can You’re still just a man

They may say you’re not enough Or maybe it’s the voices upstairs, they’re rough Hiding yourself away Won’t ever make it really go away

Maybe you are different Maybe you’re not on the hunt For something of a way out Maybe you’re just trying To figure out

How to keep calm Carry on Just because everything’s going to change Doesn’t mean nothing will ever be the same The night was long But here comes the dawn Say a prayer, build a bridge Hope is coming o’er the ridge Just keep calm And carry on.

Fear

Fear surrounds, darkness closes in The hands crawl through the windows The feet stomp up and down the stairs I'm alone

Why am I so afraid? Nobody else is so fearful My senses spike at the slightest noise My eyes fail me

I can't be alone Don't leave me Don't forget me I can't

I need you to hug me and hold me tight I need your arms around me, your breath on me I need your lips to kiss me and tell me it's okay I need you

Don't abandon me now I have no hope of survival Poison fills the air My mind is lost

Save me

vincent giarrano

Annie Spratt

can you cover shake it out by Florence and the machine?

Thank you so much for the request, I'm flattered!It's a great song, but it really wouldn't fit my voice at all... :/ Sorry, friend!

Anybody have good advice regarding the differences between these two microphones? I'm probably going to be buying a microphone soon, and it would be good if it was USB.

— Mary Oliver, Wild Geese