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Slow Like Honey - Jane Monheit



     
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You moved like honey in my dream last night
Yeah, some old fires were burning
You came near to me and you endeared to me
But you couldn't quite discern meDoes that scare you? I'll let you run away
But your heart will not oblige you
You'll remember me like a melody
Yeah, I'll haunt the world inside youAnd my big secret - Gonna win you over
Slow like honey, heavy with moodI'll let you see me, I'll covet your regard
I'll invade your demeanor
And you'll yield to me like a scent in the breeze
And you'll wonder what it is about meIt's my big secret - Keeping you coming
Slow like honey, heavy with moodThough dreams can be deceiving
Like faces are to hearts
They serve for sweet relieving
When fantasy and reality lie too far apartSo I stretch myself across, like a bridge
And I pull you to the edge
And stand there waiting
Trying to attain

The end to satisfy the story
Shall I release you?
Must I release you?
As I rise to meet my gloryBut my big secret
Gonna hover over your life
Gonna keep you reaching
When I'm gone like yesterday
When I'm high like heaven
When I'm strong like music
''cause I'm slow like honey, and
Heavy with mood

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Jane Monheit (born November 3, 1977) is considered to be one of the most promising American jazz vocalists of her generation. Born in Oakdale, New York on Long Island, Monheit began singing professionally while attending Connetquot High School. At 17, she began studying at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City under the tutelage of Peter Eldridge. At the age of 20, as a senior, she won the first runner-up prize at the 1998 Thelonious Monk Institute Vocal Competition. In 1999, she received her Bachelor's degree in music.

Read more about Jane Monheit on Last.fm.


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