Sunday Afternoon 5pm | Marie Tueje, Peter Watkinson and Michael Gutierrez-May

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Artist:Marie Tueje, Peter Watkinson and Michael Gutierrez-May
Album:No album name set
Title:Sunday Afternoon 5pm
Year:2009
Genres:Folk / Pop / Metal
Liner notes

Collaboration project completed during February Album Writing Month 2009. Lead guitar by Pater Watkinson, rhythm guitar and vocals by Marie Tueje.
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About the artist

Lyrics by Michael Gutierrez-May
Music by Marie Tueje and Peter Watkinson
Vocals by Marie Tueje

Michael Gutierrez-May is a former coffeehouse manager and concert organizer who is presently focusing on
songwriting and collaborations with other musicians as well as performing original songs part-time. Michael has recently been seen in performance this past Summer at Re-Tunes in Pembroke and Harvest Cafe in Hudson, MA and Church of the Mediator in Providence, RI this past Fall. Michael's co-written song, Sunday Afternoon 5pm is currently featured in Skope online magazine (www.skopemag.com). He has recorded a five-song EP, Fifty Miles Away which was completed this past May, 2011.

Marie Tueje is a singer-songwriter and professional musician based in Barcelona, Spain.

Peter Watkinson is a musician and songwriter based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Lyrics

Snow on the ground, temps in the 40's
February marches on
Looking out from the inside of this small apartment
I am where I don't belong
Where I don't belong

A long way to travel, to travel to Virginia
I can't escape, I stay around
Keeping track of time as it passes by the hour
Listening to the church bell sound
To the church bell sound

Five PM five bells ring
It's kind of beautiful
Right outside my door
Five PM five bells ring
It's kind of beautiful
Right outside my door

Snow on the ground...
Sunday Afternoon 5pm

Snow on the ground, temps in the 40's
February marches on
Looking out from the inside of this small apartment
I am where I don't belong
Where I don't belong

5pm five bells ring
It's kind of beautiful, right outside my door
Snow bells make for pleasant decorations
Why do I want more?

@2009 by Michael Gutierrez-May,Marie Tueje and Peter Watkinson