Laura Mvula
Laura Mvula (née Douglas) is a British soul singer-songwriter from Birmingham. Her debut album "Sing to the Moon", was released on March 4, 2013.
Mvula grew up in the Birmingham suburbs of Selly Park and Kings Heath with two younger siblings, and was influenced by the girl band Eternal. She sang with Black Voices, an a capella group set up by her aunt. She graduated from the Birmingham Conservatoire with a degree in composition. While she was working as a supply teacher in a Birmingham secondary school Read Full BioLaura Mvula (née Douglas) is a British soul singer-songwriter from Birmingham. Her debut album "Sing to the Moon", was released on March 4, 2013.
Mvula grew up in the Birmingham suburbs of Selly Park and Kings Heath with two younger siblings, and was influenced by the girl band Eternal. She sang with Black Voices, an a capella group set up by her aunt. She graduated from the Birmingham Conservatoire with a degree in composition. While she was working as a supply teacher in a Birmingham secondary school, she started writing songs on her laptop. She was working as a receptionist when she sent out two demos to several people in the music industry. She is married to singer Themba Mvula.
Signed to Sony subsidiary RCA, Mvula released her debut extended play, "She", on 16 November 2012. Her debut studio album, Sing to the Moon, was released on 4 March 2013. One person has described her music using a new term, "gospeldelia". The album was preceeded by the single "Green Garden". The song is an elegy to her home in Kings Heath. On 6 December 2012, Mvula was shortlisted for the Critics' Choice award at the 2013 BRIT Awards. On 9 December, she was nominated for the BBC's Sound of 2013 poll, and finished in fourth position. On 1 February 2013, she gave a live TV performance on The Graham Norton Show on BBC One, singing "Green Garden".
Mvula grew up in the Birmingham suburbs of Selly Park and Kings Heath with two younger siblings, and was influenced by the girl band Eternal. She sang with Black Voices, an a capella group set up by her aunt. She graduated from the Birmingham Conservatoire with a degree in composition. While she was working as a supply teacher in a Birmingham secondary school Read Full BioLaura Mvula (née Douglas) is a British soul singer-songwriter from Birmingham. Her debut album "Sing to the Moon", was released on March 4, 2013.
Mvula grew up in the Birmingham suburbs of Selly Park and Kings Heath with two younger siblings, and was influenced by the girl band Eternal. She sang with Black Voices, an a capella group set up by her aunt. She graduated from the Birmingham Conservatoire with a degree in composition. While she was working as a supply teacher in a Birmingham secondary school, she started writing songs on her laptop. She was working as a receptionist when she sent out two demos to several people in the music industry. She is married to singer Themba Mvula.
Signed to Sony subsidiary RCA, Mvula released her debut extended play, "She", on 16 November 2012. Her debut studio album, Sing to the Moon, was released on 4 March 2013. One person has described her music using a new term, "gospeldelia". The album was preceeded by the single "Green Garden". The song is an elegy to her home in Kings Heath. On 6 December 2012, Mvula was shortlisted for the Critics' Choice award at the 2013 BRIT Awards. On 9 December, she was nominated for the BBC's Sound of 2013 poll, and finished in fourth position. On 1 February 2013, she gave a live TV performance on The Graham Norton Show on BBC One, singing "Green Garden".
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Green Garden
Laura Mvula Lyrics
Take me outside, sit in a green garden,
Nobody out there, but it's okay now
Bathe in the sunlight, the money frame falls,
Take me outside, sit in a green garden
And I'll fly on the wings of a butterfly
High as a tree tall and down again
With my back down, taking my shoes off,
Walk on a carpet, of green velvet
Dance in my garden like we used to,
Dance in my garden like we used to
Take me outside, sit in a green garden,
Nobody out there, but it's okay now
Bathe in the sunlight, the money frame falls,
Take me outside, sit in a green garden
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
Take me outside, sit in a green garden
Take me outside, sit in a green garden
And I'll fly on the wings of a butterfly
High as a tree tall and down again.
Put my back down, taking my shoes off,
Walking a carpet of green velvet
Dance in my garden like we used to,
Dance in my garden like we used to
Take me outside, take me outside,
Take me outside, sit in a green garden
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go wherever you go,
Wherever you take me, I'll go
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: LAURA PAULINE AMANDA MVULA
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Take me outside, sit in the green garden
Nobody out there, but it's okay now,
bath in the sunlight, don't mind if rain falls,
take me outside, sit in the green garden,
Uh ah, uh ah uh,
Uh ah, uh ah uh
And I'll fly on the wings of a butterfly
high as a tree top and down again
putting my bag down, taking my shoes off
walk in the carpet of green velvet
Dance in my garden like we used to,
Uh ah, uh ah uh
Dance in my garden like we used to,
Uh ah, uh ah uh
Take me outside, sit in the green garden
nobody out there, but it's okay now,
bath in the sunlight, don't mind if rain falls,
take me outside, seat in the green garden
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go
And I'll fly on the wings of a butterfly
highs of tree top and down again
putting my bag down, taking my shoes off
walk in the carpet of green velvet
Dance in my garden like we used to,
the dance.
Dance in my garden like we used to..
Uh ah, uh ah uh
Take me outside, take me outside,
take me outside, sit in the green garden.
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go
I'll go, wherever you go, wherever you take me, I'll go.
Relebohile Nthako
Who's here in 2021
Still got mad love for this Goddess 😍😍😍
Ron Taylor
Music needs this woman! Young ears need to hear complex harmony, percussion, soul roots with a tribal heartbeat. This is something good.
Branz Xbranz
Wordddd big up your track of though for this comment whenever you said it cause it’s truth Ngl
Alex H
Well y'know, different strokes for different folks
Acker Kartoffel
I just know a sample of this
Andrew T
Young audiences are hearing her lol. the majority of her fans are young 😂😂
Janky
This song was shit just like every other song after 2002
Aaron Carson
I feel like there's power in the happiness of this song.
R N
I'm not going to garden of eden
R N
Amazing