Growing Signs EP

by Joe Rhead

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This is a family of songs that I started recording from 2009-10. I recorded them in my Dad's basement with nothing more than sheer love, heartache and a lack of natural light. This is my first EP, and if you like my songs, please feel free to share them with anyone you like/dislike. You can purchase the limited physical release on CD from the 'Buy CD' link above. Thank you, Joe Rhead.

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released 01 January 2011
Artwork by the lovely and talented Laura Smith.

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tags: acoustic folk count your chances growing signs joe rhead Liverpool

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Track Name: Count Your Chances
Count your chances; I was not the man you wished to find
but I hope that I can offer you a love that’s truly yours and truly mine.
Count your wishes; I’m sure that I have used up all of mine
But I know that I have never wasted one on you because I have seen you smile.



I was never one for looking, waiting, holding out for something.
Now I know that love’s not planned.
Fix your eyes upon a point, don’t move your head or look away,
I will always hold your gaze.



Count your blessings, and tell the truth when things will get you down.
Don’t push away your loving shoulder when days grow older, let me be by your side.

Count your wishes; I’m sure that I have used up all of mine.
But I know that I have never wasted one on you because I have seen you smile.



I was never one for looking, waiting, holding out for something,
Now I know that love’s not planned.
Fix your eyes upon a point, don’t move your head or look away,
I will always hold your gaze.
Track Name: Growing Signs
You’re already lost, I can’t find my way but I just hope the leaves are gonna lead me back to you.

You’re already a fool, a fool in my eyes and I can see the growing signs have already been lost.