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Miss Drake

from New Day by Nicole Stella

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What's the game to play?
Miss Drake, waiting for her man.
She is screaming, she is crying, she is hoping,
thinking: "Why can't I be free?".

What's the dream to lose?
Miss Drake, waiting for sunrise.
She is screaming, she is crying, she is hoping,
thinking: "Why am I still alone?".

What's the truth to hide?
Miss Drake, waiting for midnight.
She is lying, she is crying, she is hoping,
thinking: "Why can't I touch the sky?"

What's the train to catch?
Miss Drake, waiting for her friend.
She is lying, she is crying, she is hoping,
thinking: "Oh, I am still alone".

"What a nice surprise.
Nests of birds and butterflies.
Spinning like my head
in a morning paradise."

What's the dice to shoot?
Miss, still waiting for the truth.
She is playing, she is smiling, she is hoping,
thinking: "Oh I am so alone".

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from New Day, released August 10, 2015

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Nicole Stella Italy

Nicole Stella is an eclectic young songwriter and musician with a passion for folk and acoustic pop. Born in a small town in Northern Italy, where she studied both classical and jazz music at the Cantelli Conservatory (Novara, Italy), she moved to London in 2013, establishing her presence as a talented and individual artist. She now lives in Pisa, Italy and has released three albums so far. ... more

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