

I kept the evening close to me
A little gold, a little blue
Then silence softened in the air
And every song rang true
I did not need a world remade
I only needed you
There you were
All this time
There you were
Softly changing my heart
No perfect line
No grand design
Just one simple truth
There you were
I kept my heart behind a door
Still enough to seem wise
Then love came in without a sound
And stayed here by my side
I did not need a brighter sky
I only needed you
There you were
All this time
There you were
Softly changing my heart
No perfect line
No grand design
Just one simple truth
There you were
Seasons turn
Lights may fade
Still here I am
Loved by you today
There you were
All this time
There you were
Softly changing my heart
No perfect line
No grand design
Just one simple truth
There you were
- Lyricist
Miwa Grace
- Composer
Miwa Grace
- Producer
Miwa Grace
- Recording Engineer
Miwa Grace
- Mixing Engineer
JUNICHI MATSUDA
- Mastering Engineer
JUNICHI MATSUDA
- Keyboards
Miwa Grace
- Vocals
Miwa Grace
- Background Vocals
Miwa Grace

Listen to There You Are by Miwa Grace
Streaming / Download
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There You Are
Miwa Grace
- 2
A Soufflé Kiss
Miwa Grace
- 3
Champagne on the Lawn
Miwa Grace
- 4
Birthday in Pearls
Miwa Grace
- 5
Marrakech
Miwa Grace
- 6
Himalayan Aile
Miwa Grace
- 7
Only One Blue
Miwa Grace
- 8
Everything Goes Quiet
Miwa Grace
Official Statement
"Champagne, Pearls & Blue" is an eight-track album blending elegant jazz, refined pop melodies, and the cinematic glow of a timeless evening.
Champagne represents celebration and sparkle, pearls evoke grace and beauty, and blue carries the quiet emotion that remains after the night is over. Across songs of romance, travel, devotion, joy, and reflection, each track reveals a different scene while belonging to the same luminous world.
With warm, sophisticated vocals, delicate piano, graceful strings, and classic jazz textures shaped through a modern sensibility, "Champagne, Pearls & Blue" is both glamorous and intimate-a collection designed to feel timeless.



