Joe Tansin Feat. Dean Ford - Reflections of My Life (Audio)
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The changing of sunlight to moonlight
Reflections of my life
Oh, how they fill my eyes
The greetings of people in trouble
Reflections of my life
Oh, how they fill my eyes
All my sorrow
Sad tomorrow
Take me back to my old home
All my crying (all my crying)
Feel I'm dying, dying
Take me back to my old home
I'm changing, arranging
I'm changing, I'm changing everything
Ah, everything around me
The world is a bad place
A bad place, a terrible place to live
Oh, but I don't wanna die
All my sorrow
Sad tomorrow
Take me back to my old home
All my crying
Feel I'm dying, dying
Take me back to my old home
Take me back
Take me back
Dean Ford & Joe Tansin, have paired together to bring a mix of rootsy Americana meets European folk. A strong sense of melody, pure heartfelt soulfulness and mature songcraft runs through each and everyone of their their songs, along with classic vocal harmonies and great record production values.
Former Badfinger guitarist, singer/songwriter and producer, Joe Tansin Joe has been a long-time friend with Dean Ford, who was one of the pre-eminent vocalists of the late 60s. Dean co-wrote and sang the lead vocal for the classic “Reflections Of My Life,” (nearly seven million views on YouTube) a multi-million seller for the band The Marmalade (who had numerous other hits internationally). Dean is a highly respected singer who still has a loyal fan base.
The duo has a currently popular song on YouTube titled, “The Glasgow Road.” Now they have recorded an incredible new contemporary version of “Reflections Of My Life.” Their new version of this iconic song has endless potential for film and television use, besides “hit single” written all over it (harkening back to when Eric Clapton re-recorded his anthem “Layla,” which outsold the original version; winning him several Grammy awards. “Reflections” has the same powerful impact and simply can not be ignored.
The duo has just completed a new albums’ worth of material that is ready to be released. These great recordings are ready to be heard. Joe Tansin and Dean Ford are the genuine article.