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Girl on a bicycle (remix)

from Scrapbook by rosie nimmo

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this is the song I wrote a few years ago about the sheer joy of living. It's one that we always have a big singalong with at gigs.

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Girl on a bicycle in the sun
Girl on a bicycle having fun
She’s swooping and swirling
And laughing out loud

Flying through the summer like a bird
Flying through the summer like a bird

All troubles gone like the wind through her hair
All troubles gone now she’s devil-may-care
As she’s swooping and swirling
The sun beating down
Flying through the summer like a bird
Flies through the summer like a bird


And she’s flying, flying, flying, flying



Life in that moment so precious and sweet
Life in that moment is all it can be
As she’s swooping and swirling
Her hair streaming out
Flying through the summer like a bird
Flying through the summer like a bird


And she’s flying, flying, flying, flying
And she’s flying, flying, flying, flying
Flying through the summer like a bird
Flies through the summer like a bird

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from Scrapbook, released January 21, 2016
Rosie Nimmo - vocals, guitar
Mark Pilley - percussion, bass, guitar, keys

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rosie nimmo Scotland, UK

With comparisons with Billie Holiday, Alison Kraus, Patti Smith and Dory Previn, Rosie has a voice of clarity and depth'.
Rosie has been praised in both Scottish broadsheets, the music press and reviewed by the Guardian
STOP PRESS – Ian Rankin has just (17/10) tweeted my new album, Where Time Suspends, as one of four albums that are his soundtrack of the week. He's also called it 'beautiful!!!' ... more

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