Once again I have had the absolute pleasure of collaborating with Johnny Ojanpera on a song. Johnny’s fabulous music drew some lyrics from me that he very kindly allowed me to sing to his composition. I hope you like it. I personally love it. Well chuffed. 🙂
Scatter my world
Dream in reverse
Lost in the mazes of mind
And the chases, I’m cursed
Scatter my world
Dream in reverse
Lost in the mazes of mind
On repeat, oh so cursed
Fragments of planet
Earthly confusion, all an illusion
Piecing together the portions
Of dreams in reverse
Fragments of planet
Earthly confusion, all an illusion
Piecing together the portions
Repeated reverse
Repeat the pattern
Backwards I’m travellin’
Eye over shoulder
Looking behind and ahead
Waking in dreams in reverse
Neither living nor dead
Repeat the pattern
Backwards I’m travellin’
Eye over shoulder
Looking behind and ahead
Waking in dreams in reverse
Am I living or dead
Reverse the nightmare
Reverse the nightmare
Reverse the dream in my head
Reverse the nightmare
Reverse the nightmare
Reverse the nightmare
Am I living or dead
Reverse
Reverse
Reverse
Reverse the dream in my head
Reverse
Implosion, explosion
Purpled contusions
Dreams in reverse
Where I hurt and I heal
Expansion, contraction
Nothing is real.
Dream in reverse.
Reverse the dream.
scottishmomus 
This absolute perfection.
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I love it myself, Lisa! Can’t believe it was all done in a day! Your husband might just be a wizard. It was a pleasure from start to finish. 🙂 x
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Might have to give that book up and go into music momus 😀
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Certainly takes less time, Mark. 😉
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I was trying to hear the accent, but they’re lost when singing. This is very cool, well done on the collaboration. 😊
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Thanks, Jen. Yeah, I think accents mostly disappear when singing unless you make a conscious effort to maintain which I do when singing Oh, Flower of Scotland or its ilk. 🙂
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wow wow wow – the only suitable word is BRAVO! – the words, the voice, the music all worked to elicit feelings last experienced while listening to the Moody Blues
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Aw, thanks very much, Paul. I haven’t heard the Moody Blues in such a long time but I take that as a great compliment given how much I did enjoy them back in the day. It was fun to do this song, a respite from school work and home life, which is just non-stop at the moment. Might need to work on a bit of reverse for that shortly. 🙂
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Great music and a superb lyric which is quite haunting and beautifully sung.
A hit? ‘Not ‘arf, pop pickers!’
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I actually read that in character! Cheers, Chris. 🙂
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Glad you’re with me!
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I’m a fan here Anne Marie, that was great! 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed, Daniel. 🙂
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Nice voice
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Thanks, Derrick. 🙂
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A terrific tune – and some wonderful lyrics!
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Thank you! I would tell my teen self to go for it. 🙂
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Absolutely magnificent… Voice, lyrics and music… Where are you taking us? Love to you x barbara x
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Wherever you want to go, Barbara. 🙂 Thank you for listening and your wonderful comment. Have a great weekend. x
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Absolutely brilliant. Love it!!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Thank you, Kim! 🙂
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You are most welcome my friend. It was lovely…a beautiful song and voice in equal harmony.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this song. The music, lyrics and voice were all perfect. Congratulations for this wonderful collaboration. 🙂
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Thank you so much for taking the time to listen and for such a lovely comment. 🙂
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Absolutely beautiful!
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Like the song, like the words, and very much like your voice.
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Thank you so much for listening and for such a lovely comment. I’m stepping further out of my comfort zone and having a go. 🙂
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