Shelf Front Cover

Lyric

Heavy

Cozy Home Music

The words are getting softer now

The lines are drifting wide

I've read this sentence twice, or three

It doesn't seem to mind

The sunlight's lying on the page

All golden, warm and kind

Come and rest, the whisper says

I'll carry what you hold

Heavy eyes, you've earned the weight

Just let the letters swim

The book will love you just the same

Asleep or reading it

My thumb still holds the place I was

But barely, barely now

The room is honey, slow and deep

And sinking's allowed

Heavy eyes, you've earned the weight

Just let the letters swim

The book will love you just the same

Asleep or reading it

Mmm... mmm... mmm

Heavy eyes, you've earned the weight

Just let the letters swim

The book will love you just the same

Asleep or reading it

The words are getting softer now

And so, at last, am I

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  • Vocals

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  • Piano

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Shelf Front Cover

Listen to Heavy by Cozy Home Music

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  • 1

    Shelf

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  • 2

    Curl

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  • 3

    Chapter

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  • 4

    Margin

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  • 5

    Tale

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  • 6

    Dogear

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    Heavy

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  • 8

    Nod

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  • 9

    Fable

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  • 10

    Ribbon

    Cozy Home Music

A vintage-warm acoustic album for a slow reading hour at home - mellow fingerpicked guitar, soft piano, tender young vocals, and a whisper of vinyl crackle, following one quiet hour spent with a single good book in ten songs.

The story begins as she picks today's book in "Shelf," wraps herself in a blanket in "Curl," and opens the first pages in "Chapter."

She sinks into the stillness in "Margin" and wanders through the story in "Tale." She folds a page corner and takes a breath in "Dogear," her eyelids grow heavy in "Heavy," she starts to drift in "Nod," a little story visits her dream in "Fable," and the hour closes gently as she slips the ribbon bookmark in and returns in "Ribbon."

Each track carries just a drop of quiet grace, making this the perfect soundtrack for reading time, drowsy afternoons, and slow, bookish hours at home.

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