Roseaux - Missing You

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Yesterday I do want my mind
Think about all the happy time
Look a picture of what we used to be (What we used to be)
How I wich, I can turn back time
To the days where you are mine
K.O about this feelings inside of me
Oh I would do almost anything
Anything to see your face, yeah
And nobody else can take your place
Caus' I am missing you
I got to move on
Tremble when i hear your name
There is nothing to heal the pain
The thought would be without you
I just can't hang
No, I can't hang
Never thought of a feels like this ( Feels like this ! )
How along for another kiss ( One more kiss ! )
And anything just to feel your warm embrease
I do anything
I do anything to see your face (Yeah)
And nobody else, take your place
I missing you right now !
I can't believe
I can't believe that you gone from my life
I got to move on
Caus' I am missing you
Missing you
I can't believe that you gone
I can't believe that you gone
I can't believe
Do anything to see your face
Give up my money
Give up my house
Give up my cars
Give up my clothes
Baby I want to be with you right now, Yeah !
I missing you right now
I missing you
I missing you
From the Eiffel Tower
To the pyramid
All the way
{...} Missing you
From Australia
To Austria
To Zimbabwe, Porto Rico !
Baby, I missing you !
I missing you, missing you right now !
...
Everything I see reminds me of you
The flowers
The Trees
The birds
The bees
The Sunlight
Everything reminds me of you !
And no the little things that you do !
Come on back to my life before you've had enough !
And I missing you right...
Nooooooow !
Missing You !
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“A treat” or “a moment’s grace” for some, “a record that literally melts in your ears,” for others, people tried to convey in their own words the pleasure they experienced in 2013 listening to Roseaux’s first album. It was an atypical project, lovingly crafted by a little brotherhood of Parisian talent, its members as diverse as they are complimentary.

Because for Emile Omar a former Radio Nova music director, sound designer, record producer and champion of West Indian music on dance floors, Clément Petit, cellist and director, steering a path between improvised music (BZK, Double Celli) and song (Blick Bassy, Ben l’Oncle Soul, Nicolas Jules) and Alex Finkin musical director, as much at home with electronic music, soul, French chanson as with musical theatre (…) their differences are less important than what holds them together.

At the heart of their affinity there’s plenty of black American music, soul and jazz, of course, but also house and hip hop. Reaching out in the direction