The WAEVE - Eliza May

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Child of mine how will you make your way through this world
Your mother's breath was ripped from the deepest depths
There you arrive pink blue golden you are

We're living for the music of your smile
So full of fight you are our darling child
Never lose that your whole life long

You must be courageous
In the face of sorrow
Standing in the line of our love
May it hold you always

I dread the day when you first realise
The cruelty of the truth that life ain't fair
Seek out beauty and magic evеrywhere

You must be couragеous
In the face of sorrow
Standing in the line of our love
May it hold you always

Release Date: May 04, 2024

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"The WAEVE" by Eliza May is a heartfelt and moving song that speaks to the deep love and hopes parents have for their child. The lyrics paint a picture of a parent's unconditional love and desire for their child to navigate the challenges of life with courage and resilience. The song emphasizes the importance of holding onto one's inner strength and finding beauty and magic in the world, even in the face of sorrow and hardship. With a beautiful melody and emotional lyrics, "The WAEVE" is a touching tribute to the bond between parent and child.

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A collaborative project between Graham Coxon, the guitarist of Blur and Rose Elinor Dougall, ex-Pipettes member.
They performed their launch show at the Lexington on May 4th.

They came together after exchanging messages during the lockdown Christmas of 2020. They soon started writing songs before their collaboration “gave rise to an unexpected sonic universe” (Via NME)

They released a statement on Instagram:
“The coming together of two musicians, who through working together have formed a new, singular, sonic identity. Themes of oblivion and surrender are juxtaposed with suggestions of hopefulness and light.
Against a brutal global backdrop of impending apocalypse and despair, Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall strove to free themselves through the defiant, blind optimism of making music.”