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Accusation Letter

from See You Fly by Meira Loom

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Self-described as a duet between an artist and fear, ‘Accusation Letter’ captures the everyday struggle faced by creative souls. Opening with a burst of jazz-infused energy, the song builds up to a jubilant chorus, full of cathartic feelings of self-acceptance. Blurring the line between vintage soul and modern pop, this track will instantly elevate any forward-thinking, genre-defying playlist.

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Accusation Letter

I was a good girl, I learned fast
Like everybody else
I heard you ringing, but left you out in the cold
So in the quiet, you keep coming back
You try to take me in
But I am wary, I’ll keep you under control

I have a good plan, it’s vast (vast)
I’m only here to talk (mmm)
If you won’t listen (what?) I can’t protect you no more
So in the quiet, I keep coming back (I’m back)
It ain’t just white ‘n’ black
I know you hear me and the creaking of the door

ooh ooh

This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind
This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind

I, I changed

I was a good girl, full of faith
I did what I was told
When you resurfaced, you grew a hundredfold (ooh)

I understand that I’ve failed
We need to talk
I’m ready, what’s the message you bring
(yeah, come on now)

I am not here to explain, I just am
I will always be a part of you and I have always been

Oh, this should have been a

This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind
This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind

I changed my mind
I changed my mind
I changed my mind
I just do sometimes

This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind
This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind
This should have been an accusation letter
But things ain’t always what they seem
This should have been an accusation letter
But I changed my mind

I changed my mind
I changed my mind
Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Yeah, but I changed my mind

credits

from See You Fly, released April 14, 2023
Produced by Roman Lerch and Meira Loom
Music by Mei-Siang Chou
Lyrics by Mei-Siang Chou & Robin Kellenberger
Vocals: Meira Loom & Robin Kellenberger
Bass: Pascal Käser
Drums: Robin Kellenberger
Guitar: Dominik Blumer
Keys: Roman Lerch
Saxophone: Manuel Schwab
Trombone: Till Ruprecht
Trumpet: Nicola Bernhard
Additional Vocals: Vera Rudolph von Rohr
Additional Vocals: Nicole Tejada

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Meira Loom Bern, Switzerland

Rising with the moon, Swiss-Chinese artist Meira Loom blossoms into the next cycle. The singer has already performed on stage with Bobby McFerrin and reached for the stars with her successful solo debut album Letting Go in the summer of 2020. In her endless pursuit of the universal wisdom of life, she is ready to spread her colorful wings and soar to new musical horizons with her band. ... more

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