Feed It by Emma Dean
Heralded for her captivating vocals by the New York Post, singer-songwriter Emma Dean has returned to her stomping ground in Brisbane with a sensuous, electric new sound. Her upcoming single 'Feed It' is an intimate anthem: Dean layers trademark heart-opening lyrics with addictive hooks. She slides with precision from mood to mood, blending electronic and acoustic tones. Her voice, mellifluous but powerful, is incandescent in performance — an uncanny, moving life-force.
'Feed It' is the first single from a larger body of work set to be released throughout 2016 and beyond.
Tracklist
| 1. | Feed It | 3:53 |
Lyrics
I can feel this playing with my mind
Don’t feed it
How you lied I do not know
My heart is cold and dry
If you want to feed it I cannot be your adventure
If you want to feed it I cannot be yours
If you think you’ll need it darkness can be your addiction
If you want to feed it I cannot be yours
I’m so pleased I was the catalyst you needed
But how can I take it back, how can I take it back
How can I take it back, how can I take it back?
If you want to feed it I cannot be your adventure
If you want to feed it I cannot be yours
If you think you’ll need it darkness can be your addiction
If you want to feed it I cannot be yours
And in the darkness I can feel you breathing
Oh in the darkness, my lips pressed to yours
Tangled in this web of twisted love and death
Feed me in the darkness, we’ll part in the morn
If you want to feed it I cannot be your adventure
If you want to feed it I cannot be yours
If you think you’ll need it darkness can be your addiction
If you want to feed it I cannot be yours
If you want to feed it
I could be what you needed
But if you want to feed it
I cannot be yours
If you want to feed it
I could be what you needed
But if you want to feed it
I cannot be yours
Credits
Music and Lyrics by Emma Dean
Production, Recording, Mixing and Mastering by Tony Dean
All instruments played by Emma and Tony Dean
License
All rights reserved.
Emma Dean is an imperfect, romantic and passionate human-being who loves to write theatrical pop songs about love and the human spirit. When not on stage,
she is a passionate advocate of the magical healing qualities of group singing, and proudly leads a colourful community choir called Cheep Trill who she considers to be her extended family.