Released - May 1, 2011
“‘I Will Remain’ was a love letter of sorts to Victoria. The lyrics all came about in one afternoon. I still associate that experience with going to the grocery store, since it was during such a trip that most of this song formed itself in my head. While this recording has its flaws, like nearly everything else on the album, I'm still exceedingly proud of it. This is one of those songs which I know for sure will find a second life somewhere in another project.” ~ Wicasta Lovelace
When the morning comes
I’m waiting here.
To see your face
And feel your heart.
I will never leave you standing here.
We will never be apart.
I will remain.
Our love remains.
Though I’m foolish
And I’m insecure.
I will never let you down.
I will stand between
Yourself and harm.
I’ll defend this gift we’ve found.
Our love remains.
I will remain.
Rise, rise, miracle.
Rise, rise, miracle.
When the evening comes
I’m waiting here,
To kiss your lips
And say goodnight.
Another day I’ve spent
In paradise.
If you don’t mind,
I’ll stay awhile.
I will remain.
Our love remains.
When the morning comes
I’m waiting here.
To see your face
And feel your heart.
I will never leave you standing here.
We will never be apart.
I will remain.
Our love remains.
Music & Lyrics: Wicasta Lovelace.
Copyright © 2011: Wicasta Lovelace.
Copyright © 2011: Windhaven Network.
performers
Victoria Sadler Lovelace - lead & backing vocals
Wicasta Lovelace - backing vocals, guitars, bass, sample instruments, drums, programming
production
Wicasta Lovelace - mixing, mastering
facilities
Recorded at The Lair - Saint Petersburg, Florida
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When The Windws Blow was recorded in 2010 and 2011 in Saint Petersburg, Florida, and was released on May 1, 2011.
It was the culmination of a long journey for me and Victoria, in which we tried (rather unsuccessfully) to establish ourselves as an acoustic act in the Tampa Bay music scene. During the recording of the album I basically learned that I'm not really cut out for the acoustic thing, and you can feel it on the album. There's a lot of push and pull between songs that sat rather well as acoustic pieces, and other songs which seemed to want to be larger than that format allowed.
Victoria and I are both conflicted about this album. While we're fiercely proud of it, both of us concede the recording of the album was rushed and there are lots of mistakes which make us both twitch whenever we try to listen to it.
All that said, I think the album contained some great songs and I'm very proud of it. A lot was learned recording these songs, and the experience was vital to who I am now. But it would be fair to say that both Victoria and I regard the album as something of a failed experiment.
~ Wicasta Lovelace
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