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Under Your Breath

from Sous le Pont by Albert et son Orchestre

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Under Your Breath

hum under your breath
a song without words
that no one will ever know
too shy to sing,
hum under your breath
what are you afraid to show?

morning glory flowers
curled up in the dead of night
their tangled vines all doubled up again
their tangled vines all doubled up again

so tap out a tune
with those ruby red toes
hidden inside black boots
in your own world,
come out for some air
it will do you a deal of good

morning glory flowers
curled up in the dead of night
their tangled vines all doubled up again
their tangled vines all doubled up again

walk out to the end
of a rain battered pier
clouded in yellow mist
I’ll play an old song
on my accordéon
for the quietly passing ships

morning glory flowers
curled up in the dead of night
their tangled vines all doubled up again
their tangled vines all doubled up again

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from Sous le Pont, released November 1, 2012

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ALBERT et son ORCHESTRE Brooklyn, New York

Breathing new life into the Gypsy Jazz tradition, Albert croons original songs in French and English on the accordion. He is joined by guitarist Vic Wong, violinist Alen Cileli and Kenan O'Brien on double bass. He honed his accordion and vocal skills in the Jazz Manouche jams of Paris. He has performed with the Kronos Quartet and is now based in Brooklyn, NY. ... more

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