Happy Independence from British rules

A country rock anthem with a driving rhythm section featuring a kick drum, snare, and hi-hat, complemented by a prominent electric violin, classical cello providing a strong root-fifth foundation, Electric violins play both rhythmic chords and melodic fills, with a clean tone on the arpeggiated intro and a slightly overdriven sound for the main riffs, The lead female soprano vocalist with British accent sings with a clear, slightly raspy contralto, employing a call-and-response technique with backing vocals in the chorus, The song is in a major key, with a moderate melodic tempo, Production includes a balanced mix with the vocals forward, and a touch of reverb on the violin, cello, and vocals

Happy 4th of July [Verse 1] Songs Observations Feelings Taking you with me Sharing my story [Chorus] What I see What I remember Abigal Sandy Amanda Giovanni Matthew Oliver? [Verse 2] With a twist A dash of lime A hint of lemon A splash of something Sweet Maybe a smile From me —- hee —him —-his [Chorus] [violin and cello duet and solos] Son Don’t share Because I’m concerned I’m afraid [Chorus] [violin solo] This isn’t one Of your conversations With your therapist [Verse 3] [cello solo] Thank you for sharing Your concern I share because I am not alone [chorus] In my feelings In my experience The language And music is what Helps us to understand Each other To hear our feelings [chorus] Often left Unspoken and unread If my songs Are my diaries Then they are players Instead God is talking to me When he speaks Out of love To me to accept [verse 4] Myself And share that with others That my experiences Have taught me To love When I feel pain To comfort those Who are afraid And silent Suffering alone [outro] I reach out to them With my words Not necessarily My voice My music Yet They are how I imaging How I listen To how I feel The style that I have That I want others to See And to feel Tell me more About how you feel

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