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Audrey
03:17
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So it started down in Griffin town
A pre-emptive strike turned food fight
Then back to more familiar grounds
Plateau street lights and bike paths
And who knows?
Maybe she’ll find Mr. Right
Either way, this is just fun for tonight
Oh, so much fun just joking around
Under the moon light, so bright
Two girls getting drinks around town
Looking for insight and a fun night
And who knows?
Maybe they’ll find Mr. Right
Who cares?
This is just fun for tonight
All in without making a sound
Their eyes giving green lights
Lips locked tight
And grabbing some cabs eastbound
For nothing but delight until sunrise
And who knows?
They might have both found Mr. Right
Who cares?
This turned out to be a great night
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Camaromance Montréal, Québec
The subjects of love, life, and death are all dealt with in an elegant fashion in Martine Groulx’s compositions, as they reach out and grab listeners. Camaromance’s third album, The Parade, is more grounded in Americana, with a hint of shoegaze and less in the folk/pop universe that she originally came from. For fans of pretty girls that rip your heart out, guitar in hand. ... more
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