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Webs of Light

from Marrow by Tom Quell

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lyrics

I’ve been waiting for the right time to call you baby
I wanna get closer to you
I’m waiting for the right time to call you baby

With your beady brown eyes
That stare me down so right
They’re coming for mine
To get the restfulness inside
It’s alright
If the recent change affects how we behave
You ask for a ride
In the pouring rain and I don’t hesitate

It feels really nice
When we rise with the early morning light
It’s blowing my mind
That we’re so good at getting along

Is it the right time to call you baby?
It’s feeling like the right time to call you baby

I think we floated that night
As we let the sound inside
And we might as well try
To spin these webs of light
Oh what a delight
That the love and trust have been here the whole time
And it’s alright
To expand on that foundation as we climb

It’s such a relief
That we both like doing things halfway
It’s hard to believe
That we’re so good at getting along

Now it’s the right time to call you baby
I know it’s the right time to call you baby

Oooh I’m feeling
Feeling like the right time
Oooh I’m feeling
Feeling like the right time
To call you baby

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from Marrow, released June 14, 2019
Rhythm guitar: Tom Quell
Lead guitar: Robin Applewood
Bass guitar: Eli Torrez
Keys: Lorenzo Loera
Drum kit: Omar Zaidi

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Tom Quell Berkeley, California

Living in East Bay, California creating R&B/soul/pop. All ears considered.

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