Building A Good Name
from Deep Black Hole - EP by Jenny Scott
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lyrics
Building A Good Name
Sparkling words bear heavy weights
They grace the templates that are choice but steered
My choice is to work on my own piece
And I feel much better next to your bluffing veneer
You, you advise me to change
Advise me to change
You, you say the outcome ain’t safe
Outcome ain’t safe
You try to sell me boxes of numbers and paint
Numbers and paint
You won’t keep me from building a good name
Substance is there while most of my tools
I will find as I go
Sketches of my hopes and my dreams
Will serve as guidelines on that road
My dreams are mine, just mine
I say everything goes
Should I get stuck in a seemingly rut
I can draw hope from my soul
While you, you advise me to change
Advise me to change
You, you say the outcome ain’t safe
Outcome ain’t safe
You try to sell me boxes of numbers and paint
Numbers and paint
You won’t keep me from building a good name
Now you, you advise me to change
Advise me to change
You, you keep saying that the outcome ain’t safe
Outcome ain’t safe
You try to sell me boxes of numbers and paint
Numbers and paint
You won’t keep me from building a good name
Won’t change my route for your sake
You’ll get lost and I attain
I’m building a good name
Sparkling words bear heavy weights
They grace the templates that are choice but steered
My choice is to work on my own piece
And I feel much better next to your bluffing veneer
You, you advise me to change
Advise me to change
You, you say the outcome ain’t safe
Outcome ain’t safe
You try to sell me boxes of numbers and paint
Numbers and paint
You won’t keep me from building a good name
Substance is there while most of my tools
I will find as I go
Sketches of my hopes and my dreams
Will serve as guidelines on that road
My dreams are mine, just mine
I say everything goes
Should I get stuck in a seemingly rut
I can draw hope from my soul
While you, you advise me to change
Advise me to change
You, you say the outcome ain’t safe
Outcome ain’t safe
You try to sell me boxes of numbers and paint
Numbers and paint
You won’t keep me from building a good name
Now you, you advise me to change
Advise me to change
You, you keep saying that the outcome ain’t safe
Outcome ain’t safe
You try to sell me boxes of numbers and paint
Numbers and paint
You won’t keep me from building a good name
Won’t change my route for your sake
You’ll get lost and I attain
I’m building a good name
credits
from Deep Black Hole - EP,
released January 27, 2017
Music/Lyrics by Jenny Scott © 2017
Musicians:
Vocals & Guitar: Jenny Scott
Piano, Synth, Wurlitzer, Strings Arrangement: Christoph Siegenthaler
Bass: Andreas Kober
Drums & Percussion: Marcel Siegers
Recorded by Marcel Siegers (25thbox production)
Produced by Marcel Siegers & Jenny Scott
Mixed by Marcel Siegers
Mastered by Michael Mölders (Electric Mojoland) & Marcel Siegers (25thbox production)
Music/Lyrics by Jenny Scott © 2017
Musicians:
Vocals & Guitar: Jenny Scott
Piano, Synth, Wurlitzer, Strings Arrangement: Christoph Siegenthaler
Bass: Andreas Kober
Drums & Percussion: Marcel Siegers
Recorded by Marcel Siegers (25thbox production)
Produced by Marcel Siegers & Jenny Scott
Mixed by Marcel Siegers
Mastered by Michael Mölders (Electric Mojoland) & Marcel Siegers (25thbox production)
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Jenny Scott Germany
Jenny Scott is a German Singer/Songwriter based in Cologne. With an enchanting voice and dreamy, adventurous melodies, Scott creates songs that are somewhere between jazz, soul, blues and pop music but are still too distinctive to really classify.
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Jan 2017 -
Apr 2016 -
Jun 2013
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