Biography:
Northern Irish singer-songwriter Hannah Peel, is hurtling into a world of analogue synths and a “love for the golden age of cinema and Italo Calvino’s 1972 book Invisible Cities, the imagined travels of Kublai Khan, through the very real loneliness felt by living in big cities, the failure and building of new relationships, to the dreams of a better future.”
Consistently, Peel has won praise for innovative deconstructions of popular tracks and experimental indulgences within her music.
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[Verse 1]
Fm Ab Eb Fm
When I wake up, don’t recall what happened yesterday
Fm Ab Eb Fm Eb
When I wake up, have to start again to finding my friend
Db Eb Fm Eb Db Cm Db
Memory, memory
[Verse 2]
Fm Ab Eb Fm
When I awake, yesterday is far away
Fm Ab Eb Fm Eb
When I awake, don’t recall your name my only friend
Db Eb Fm
Memory
Eb Db Eb Fm Eb Db
memory
Cm Db
Where did you go?
[Chorus]
Db Eb Fm
I’m still your little girl
Db Eb Fm
You’re still my whole world
Db Eb Fm
I’m still your little girl
Db Eb Fm
You’re still my whole world
Fm Ab Eb Fm
When I wake up, don’t recall what happened yesterday
Fm Ab Eb Fm Eb
When I wake up, have to start again to finding my friend
Db Eb Fm Eb Db Cm Db
Memory, memory
[Verse 2]
Fm Ab Eb Fm
When I awake, yesterday is far away
Fm Ab Eb Fm Eb
When I awake, don’t recall your name my only friend
Db Eb Fm
Memory
Eb Db Eb Fm Eb Db
memory
Cm Db
Where did you go?
[Chorus]
Db Eb Fm
I’m still your little girl
Db Eb Fm
You’re still my whole world
Db Eb Fm
I’m still your little girl
Db Eb Fm
You’re still my whole world
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