When The Road Becomes A River

from Inner Ghosts by CHARLOTTE

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Produced by CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE is Charlotte Haesen, Jerome Klein, Pol Belardi, Aloyse Weyler
Recorded and mixed by Charles Stoltz at Holtz Studios in Tuntange, Luxembourg
Voice recorded by Philip Breidenbach in Brussels, Belgium
Synths and Keyboards produced by Jerome Klein in Luxembourg

All music and lyrics by Charlotte Haesen
except "Brave and Bold" by Pol Belardi
and "Lost and Found" by Aloyse Weyler
All arrangements by CHARLOTTE
All music played by CHARLOTTE
except the guitar on "Better Times" played by Philip Breidenbach
and the guitar on "I love her so" played by Claire Parsons
Copyright Charlotte Haesen 2014

Artwork by Kelzang Ravach
Management by Yves Wiltgen

lyrics

I use to play games with everyone around me
I use to pretend I could be anyone

A spoiled generation in a golden time
Where every battle has been fought for us
Is a part of us
Cause we know

When you play games with the road
The road becomes a river
Drifting away from the shore
So fast and blinding
We look ahead never aside
To see what might hit us
We want to get there
We want to know
We want to crave
And off we go

A whisper comes through, through all the grounding
We listen for a while but get caught by the current
A spoiled generation in a golden time
Where every movement has a consequence
Is defining us
Cause we know

So fast and blinding
We climb ashore
The ladders falling
We want to know
Dive in the water
And climb ashore
For just a moment
And off we go

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from Inner Ghosts, released May 10, 2015

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CHARLOTTE HAESEN Netherlands

⚡️⚡️WORK IN PROGRESS⚡️⚡️

Soloist & Main singer-songwriter for

CAFE DES CHANSONS
HAESEN & BREIDENBACH
& GOLEINE

“★ ★ ★ ★ ★ - Charlotte Haesen's singing is extraordinarily impressive, dramatic, cheerful, melancholy and moving. ”
— Erik Voermans, Het Parool

“Her voice is evocative of a sunbeam peeking playfully through a crevice in a cliff into the darkness of a cave.”
— Joost Galema, NRC ... more