Title: Let The Good Times Begin
Artist: The Gentle Waves
Oh, loneliness
Lonely times we're spending
Life made in dreams
Lost in sleep descending
If all we see is all to believe
Then let the music play
Let's not think of tomorrow
Friends that I know
Knew that I was searching
Falling in love
But it wasn't working
Paul said "What we see is solely chemistry"
So let the music play
Let's not think of tomorrow Let's pledge a year to the stars
And nighttime
Safe from the day
There is life without time
And when light draws near we'll disappear
The way that dreamers do
In sleep intoxicating Oh, loneliness
Lonely times we're spending
Life made in dreams
Lost in sleep descending
If all we see is all to believe
Then Billy bring your gin
Let the good times begin |
Isobel Campbell
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Isobel Campbell (born on 27 April 1976 in Glasgow) is a Scottish singer, cellist and composer in the indie and rock genres.
Campbell was a member of Belle & Sebastian from their formation in Glasgow in 1996 until 2002, when she departed the band for personal reasons. She played cello and keyboards with the band, and sang backing vocals. She also took lead vocals on a few songs from the band, and co-wrote their top-20 UK single "Legal Man".
Her band The Gentle Waves released its first album on Jeepster Records, titled The Green Fields of Foreverland, in 1999. The second Gentle Waves record, Swansong For You came out one year later. In 2002, she collaborated with Scottish jazz musician Bill Wells on a collection of Billie Holiday songs, released by Creeping Bent. In 2003, Campbell released Amorino, her first solo album under her own name, to very good reviews. Bill Wells was featured here again, along with other jazz musicians. Her next LP, Ballad of the Broken Seas, a collaborative album with former Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age singer Mark Lanegan, was released in March 2006. For this record she received a Mercury Music Prize nomination. She toured the UK, United States and Canada to promote the album. Her third solo album, Milkwhite Sheets, was released in November 2006 and continued the folk-based approach of Ballad of the Broken Seas. A follow-up to Ballad of the Broken Seas with Mark Lanegan entitled Sunday at Devil Dirt was released on 13 May 2008.
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