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Little Bit

by Bare Jams

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Little Bit’ was written in a cold barn one day. There were a few ideas floating around the room and off the back of the horn line you hear at the start and end of the track we managed to piece it together. The lyrics reflect on past situations and relationships and even though we miss aspects of what once was, we realise it’s healthy to let go and this is essentially the journey to 'Santosha' meaning contentment.

lyrics

Verse 1
We had it all checked in
I was brought up to fight
For the love that you feel and you know when you feel it and I
I just felt it was right then this
Uninvited feeling went and crept on in
It took me by surprise
As the aftermath of the invisible armada now
The heartache began ooooh.

Pre-Chorus
I guess it’s kinda sweet santosha
To let the light in ooooh
No longer looking over my shoulder
But life goes on and

Chorus
I guess I kinda miss ya just a little bit
Though deep down I know it’s right
Moving with the rhythm and rhyme
It’s such a shame couldn't change your mind and I
Must of missed the issue I was blind to it
Wooly eyed and in denial
Why do the good souls slip and fade?

Verse 2
Soft skin butterflies in the gaps of my rocky bed
Shaking honestly was lost on an uneasy edge
Under feeling over thinking mindless issues
Reverting it back and rewinding these visuals now
We've come so far you see
So settled and sure to feel
Put your heart in the moment
Cause if not now then when
(‘now not then’)

Pre-Chorus
I guess it’s kinda sweet santosa
To let the light in ooooh
No longer looking over my shoulder
But life goes on and

Chorus
I guess I kinda miss ya just a little bit
Though deep down I know it’s right
I’m moving with the rhythm and rhyme
It’s such a shame couldn't change your mind and I
Must of missed the issue I was blind to it
Wooly eyed and in denial
Why do the good souls slip and fade?
ooooohhh

Middle 8
I don’t owe you
You don’t owe me
Nothing at all but thanks
Hope you know
I wish you well
I know you will
Go on to be all you were born to be
And I don’t owe you
You don’t owe me
Nothing at all but thanks
And I know
I wish you well
I know you will
Go on to be all you were born to be.

Chorus
I guess I kinda miss ya just a little bit
Though deep down I know it’s right
I’m moving with the rhythm and rhyme
It’s such a shame couldn't change your mind and I
Must of missed the issue I was blind to it
Wooly eyed and in denial
Why do the good souls slip and fade
ooooohhh

credits

released January 21, 2022
Music - Bare Jams
Ollie Coombes - Vocals & Guitar
Josh Parmenter - Keys & BVs
Dave Tyler - Bass
Sam James - Drums
Seb Skelly - Trumpet & Flugel
Jake Heath -Alto & Bari Sax

Mixed by Seb Skelly at Strongroom Studios
Mastered at Abbey Road Studios

Written & Produced by Bare Jams
Released by Jammin' Bare Music

Music Video
Filmed & Produced by Michael Ruddlesden

Artwork
Artwork by Max Malone from @thatpaperjoint

Special Thanks
Jess Camilleri - Additional Engineer
Caitlin Richards - Animated Heart Artwork
Rachel Kerry - Tenor Saxophone
George Simmonds - Trombone & Tuba
Simeon Pranger - Treetop Agency
Pip Martin - Midnight Mango
Will Fenton - Live Engineer
Rosie Marshall - Merch Queen
Tom James & Sunny Sin - Filming Space

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