if you want to see what love is

by Kim Kalesti

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A song that purely wrote itself, inspired by the love of them.
Gene and May my cousin and his beautiful wife.

lyrics

Spoken: It’s May in my garden
I’m so grateful
Without May in my garden
I would have nothing to eat
I would die and dwindle down to nothing
Without May in my garden

If you want to see what love is
If you want to know
All you have to see how they glow
When they say ‘hello’
Love is all around them
Birds begin to sing
Night or day its all the same
Cuz when you’re in love
Life is so beautiful
That’s what they say about them

Spoken: We went to the garden today
We picked apples and raspberry’s
and made apple and raspberry jam
We’re having so much fun together
I hope it never ends.

In the days that come
In the days that go
Every minute, every hour
I’m so happy with you
Yes, we’re happy together
Yes, were happy together
I’m so happy to have you in my life

credits

released June 21, 2021
Words/ Music - Kim Kalesti
String Arrangement- Kim Kalesti
Piano/Voice - Kim Kalesti

Kiku Enumoto - violin/viola
Gabriel Cabezas - cello/bass
Midi String Sound - Jon Joseph NePaul

David Stoller Engineer for piano/voice
Samurai Hotel Recording Studio
Queens New York

Mix - Chris Cubeta
Mastering - Alex DeTurk

Cover Art
Design by - Jesse Blatt
Photo - AC Lincoln and Jennifer Lewis Bennett

Making Music Records
ASCAP @all rights reserved

Thank you to my creative team AC Lincoln, Emily King at Making Music Records for all the creative conversations and visionary ideas to each project, giving birth to each song story in the best way it can become.

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about

Kim Kalesti New York, New York

A prolific visionary artist that works with her intuitive skills, Kim Kalesti has dedicated her life to expressing her emotions and observations in her work. Though Kalesti presents herself through a lighthearted exterior, a deeper look into her work reveals the implications of her observation of earth life. ... more