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Fred Williams

from City Synchronicity by Julia Turner

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Inner turmoil and the calming influence of Fred Williams' paintings.

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Wondering through the gallery
In a daze
A well of emotions are bubbling and popping within me
This is where I need to be
Each painting is meaningful, beautiful and infinitely calming
As I stand and I look, I can forget.

Forget reality, but live in a new one, a calm one
Surrounded by colour and texture
These Infinite Horizons draw me in
And as I am guided away I feel calmer
But as the hand guides me out towards the door
I feel an urge to turn around and bolt right back
Back to Fred Williams and live inside his paintings
For now
For now, I can forget.

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from City Synchronicity, released December 13, 2012
Composed and sung by Julia Turner
Violin: Heather Stewart
Guitar: Sam Lemann
Double bass: Leigh Barker
Drums: Sam Young
Recorded and mastered by Pikkle Henning

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Julia Turner Bristol, UK

City Synchronicity is a collection of songs inspired by a year lived 10,000 miles from home, busking and blogging in Melbourne.

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