The 2-track single 'Blame it on my family' from the long-awaited album 'Funny World'. Jen Charlton – an itinerate Canadian – has teamed up with French producer Yves Galula to create a truly fresh crop of songs. The music speaks of 1960's - 70's New York and Montreal – with just the right mix of gloom and sunshine. This is no-nonsense writing that still manages to be rich and whimsical.
Lyrics
I feel like there's a hinge I have to take out And move it to the left and shake it all about
I'm pinned somewhere it's hard to see I could blame it on my mom – I could blame it on my dad I could blame it on my family
But I keep waiting for the part in the movie Where everything's ok and all your problems Just go away…….eh eh eh….
But here I am again with my coffee And a list as long as my arm I can't even remember what I came here for It seems so long and gone
I keep waiting for the part in the movie Where everything's ok and all your problems Just go away…….eh eh eh….
Jesus and Buddha said there was no Special incantation for happiness But if I had a formula – I'd put it in a bottle And sell it for a tenner a pop
I keep waiting for the part in the movie Where everything's ok and all your problems Just go away…….eh eh eh….
