Bea Stewart – Talking To Your Sunflowers | Rock music review
“Almost everything about this piece is impressive. Her blissful vocal, harmonic structure, easy listening sounds, chill out atmosphere. Guitar riffs are subtle but still amazing and very dreamy. Melody will dance daintily across your eardrums like the ballerina of music. ”
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“Σχεδόν τα πάντα για αυτό το κομμάτι είναι εντυπωσιακό. Η ευτυχισμένη φωνητική της, αρμονική δομή, εύκολη ακρόαση ήχοι, χαλαρή ατμόσφαιρα. Τα riff κιθάρας είναι λεπτές, αλλά εξακολουθούν να είναι εκπληκτικά και πολύ ονειρικά. Η Melody θα χορέψει χορευτικά στα λεύκους σας όπως η μπαλαρίνα της μουσικής.”
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“Casi todo sobre esta pieza es impresionante. Su maravillosa voz, estructura armónica, sonidos de escucha fácil, atmósfera relajada. Los riffs de guitarra son sutiles pero aún sorprendentes y muy soñadores. Melody bailará delicadamente a través de tus tímpanos como la bailarina de la música.”
-Nagamag.com
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Nagamag discovered a musical masterpiece entitled “Talking To Your Sunflowers” crafted by the gifted artist of “Bea Stewart”. This Rock composition, has resonated deeply with our curators as they embarked on an immersive listening journey with “Bea Stewart – Talking To Your Sunflowers”. The song as well offers an intriguing exploration of Indie Folk, Acoustic Folk, Singer Songwriter music. Nagamag, as an international music magazine, is pleased to share with you this music review, lovingly written by one of our experienced reviewers of Rock compositions. A successful result of our mission to continually discover and review captivating Rock songs from all corners of the globe, to the global audience of Rock music enthusiasts!
Lyrics of Bea Stewart – Talking To Your Sunflowers
I did my makeup on the train today
Cause I’m disorganised and always late
and if I called you up you’d tell me straight
I need to
sort it out it’s not the way I was raised
if you could see me you’d say take it slow
we weren’t built to pass on rest I know
I shouldn’t look around me for my pace to grow
sometimes the brightest blossoms bloom a little slow
But lately everything’s been sad
and your advice it doesn’t come as fast
maybe I’ve got too much going on to ask
if I shut you out I take it all back
and ever since my brothers left
I’ve noticed you’re not at your best
don’t think you want this empty nest like we do
and I heard you’ve been talking to your sunflowers cause you miss me
and though you wanna call you only do it once in every fifty times
I cross your mind and if you’re
thinking I don’t miss you back
come on now
Look again you know me better than that
I’ll walk you through if you still need convincing
You know I’ve always needed space and time
I let a lot of thoughts run round my mind
and catching all of them can take a while so
if you don’t hear from me I’m probably fine
some things I don’t want you to know
like I’ve been wasting time not letting go
of things I should’ve fought so long ago
thought I know you’d just say look how you’ve grown
or do you need a little cash
I’d say I’m good but thank you dad
It’s just my pride you know I get that from you
and I heard you’ve been talking to your sunflowers cause you miss me
and though you wanna call you only do it once in every fifty times
I cross your mind and if you’re
thinking I don’t miss you back
come on now
Look again you know me better than that
I’ll walk you through if you still need convincing
I fill my head with skinny girls and pretty boys who have the world
and wouldn’t see me as the pearl that you do
Am I growing up or growing down
it’s hard to navigate around
But truth is I just wanna be more like you
and I heard you’ve been talking to your sunflowers
Talking to your sunflowers
Talking to your sunflowers
cause you miss me
Additional information/sources for Bea Stewart – Talking To Your Sunflowers
The song “Bea Stewart – Talking To Your Sunflowers” is released by Kin Records
Song Sources for “Bea Stewart – Talking To Your Sunflowers”:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7k3lIvFIq1kcRH8J5qcHXa
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToumafIOFAM
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/talking-to-your-sunflowers/1719004021?i=1719004023
Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/track/2563898802
Bandcamp: https://beastewart.bandcamp.com/track/talking-to-your-sunflowers
Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/TR:110798073
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Reviewed by Nagamag on January 31, 2024