Um, Dois, Três

from Record Labor by That Virginia

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lyrics

I felt a spark, I thought it could be flame
I felt the spirit that I tried to tame
it could be the music I overcame
It must be rooted on my last name

Their music sent a signal down my spine
I tried to listen closely to all the sounds I left behind
It has been years since I felt the warmth
of my own language serenading me to sleep

um, dois, três, like counting sheep
um, dois três, like a harvest to reap

When I hear you I am home
Pra você guardei meu amor maior
I am no longer mayor of my own hometown
I am the voice who lingers in time
Pulled in by the melodies that roam the big city
as much as I did when I was young

Passos dados na avenida, I walk home in my own mind
I hear the signs clearly, I could hear them, even blind
Um, dois, três, like counting my steps
Um, dois, três, I found my way back

Pra você guardei meu amor / when I hear you I am home

credits

from Record Labor, released June 2, 2017
Um, Dois, Tres
Vox, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar: Virginia Semeghini
Percussion: Doug Fitch
Accordion: Matt Dallow
Clap Section: Carlos Semeghini, Denys Rocco, Justin Kelley, Amanda Kelley, Gracie Day, Nathan Sage

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about

That Virginia Bridgeport, Connecticut

Once I knew how to play, I learned how to create. I knew life wouldn't be the same. Songwriting became my friend, my therapy, and my instrument of empowerment. My music is the best I can give to the world - it comes from my soul, from my heart, it is how I reach out. All I do is hope I can touch people in a positive way and somehow let them know it's ok to follow their bliss. ... more