Sunshine from Wilderness Wood by Jimmy Lee Morris
"a musical tonic for shaking the blues" - Geoff Wilbur Music Blog
"a radio-ready lighthearted summery song, containing a whistle hook and a folky acoustic sound" HD Music Promotion UK
Tracklist
| 3. | Sunshine | 3:38 |
Lyrics
Sunshine
(Morris)
Take a step in the right direction
Listen well and you’ll hear that call
It may be nice when the sun is shining
Settle back and enjoy it all
I’m singing of sunshine
Pushing your clouds away
Just wait for the sunshine
Tomorrow will be a better day
Take a step in the right direction
Keep your head and avoid the fall
It may be nice when the sun is shining
Stepping up when you’re feeling small
I’m singing of sunshine
Pushing your clouds away
Just wait for the sunshine
Tomorrow will be a better day
When the day is black
You think there’s no way back
But you’re wrong, just hang on
When nothing seems to fit, you think that this is it
But stay strong and carry on
Take a step in the right direction
Every day is an open door
It may be nice when the sun is shining
There will always be something more
I’m singing of sunshine
Pushing your clouds away
Just wait for the sunshine
Tomorrow will be a better day
Lyrics © copyright 2016 James Morris
Credits
Vocals, Bass, Mandolin - Jimmy Lee Morris
Ukulele, Guitars, Keyboards, Cumbus, Recorder - Simon Scardanelli
Ukelele - Duncan Campbell
Drums, Percussion - Javier Forero
License
All rights reserved.
An eclectic writer and singer of songs, Jimmy Lee Morris has been weaving songs into hearts of those happy to listen for 40 years. Songs have been sung from folk clubs to festivals, around the UK & Europe. Played in blues band Mojo Filter & rock 'n' roll band The Collaborators. In the 80’s was lead singer for synth band À La Tienne & at turn of millennium was half of the folk duo The Hat Band.