Songs by 3 songwriters from Scotland H.


   

VIRTUAL ROMANCE

  1. VIRTUAL ROMANCE
    3 songwriters from Scotland H.
    Genre: Pop/probably a bit retro sounding
    Tempo: mid tempo


    Additional Notes:
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    Backstory:
    Virtual Romance is a melancholic, ironic take on feeling isolated in the digital age.
    But has a bouncy kind of up beat retro vibe to the composition.                              

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    Virtual Romance Composition by Alan Blair Middleton, Jane Hasler, Paul Stewart Ross Vocals on sound track Jane Hasler and Karen Ewing Verse You’re so sweet and warm and neat, (my sweet heart beats) And I never knew what love could do till I saw you oh yeah, (no clue, so blue) My head turned when you walked by I made a point to keep my eye on you (that’s true) I pictured you in my arms, I longed to give in to your charms, The stage was set, the curtains raised but my tongue froze when we came face to face Chorus We’re not ready to dance Sitting down on a virtual romance Not a ghost of a chance Of something more than a virtual romance Bridge Cold nights lost at the screen Chasing my electric dream I watch but I’m never seen Verse Nowhere to hide when worlds collide (no pride, inside) But our faint hearts have kept us far From spinning close under our own star (so far, bright star) Such time has passed, the game’s moved on But we’ve stood still for far too long, too long (so long), No holding you in my arms No sweet surrender to your charms, No valentine, no pink champagne, I’m not so sure you even know my name Chorus We’re not ready to dance, Sitting down on a virtual romance Not a ghost of a chance Of something more than a virtual romance, No hope or a chance To realise this virtual romance We’re not ready to dance, I’m not ready, you’re not ready Long nights at the screen Chasing you my electric dreamer We’re not ready to dance I’m not ready, you’re not ready,


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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