Judith Owen ( featuring k.d.lang ) - Worship

Beautiful song from Judith's 2006 album ' Here ' ( Courgette Records )
It features k.d.lang on backing vocals.
LYRICS
4. WORSHIP
Words & Music by Judith Owen
© 2006 Dog on the Bed Music (ASCAP). All rights on behalf of Dog on the Bed Music controlled and administered by Songs of MAM (ASCAP).
There was someone I loved
Made a fool in that hungry way
Living and dying each and every day
I'm not the same girl I once was
But clearly some things remain
And I worship
Memories, of sweetness and pain
And I worship... those days
That love was a sickness... I know
Wanting me only when I'd gone astray
Hating me just for needing it that way
I couldn't help myself... God knows
And clearly some things remain
So I worship
Memories, or sweetness and pain
So I worship... those days
I have a good life now
Loving and loved
I live in truth, not lies
But sometimes I see that girl before my eyes
And sometimes I wonder
And clearly some things remain
And I worship
Memories, of sweetness and pain
And I worship... those times
Clearly, I'm not over yet
So I worship
The wrong love's so hard to forget
So I worship... those days
www.judithowen.net/
Bio


Brief Bio
British singer/songwriter Judith Owen's eclecticism has seen her records shelved in the rock, folk, and jazz sections of record stores. She was born the daughter of an opera singer and began writing songs as a teenager. Becoming a professional musician, she met and married actor/musician Harry Shearer and contributed vocals and keyboards to his 1994 album, It Must Have Been Something I Said. Her debut solo album, Emotions on a Postcard, was released on her own Dog on the Bed label in 1996. Among its songs was "Hand on My Heart," which was featured in the 1997 film As Good as It Gets and appeared on the soundtrack album. Owen befriended singer/songwriter Julia Fordham and appeared on Fordham's albums East West and That's Live. Another musical association was struck up with Richard Thompson, which led to Owen's appearances on the Thompson albums Mock Tudor, 1000 Years of Popular Music, and Old Kit Bag. She released her second solo album, Limited Edition, in 2000. "Creatures of Habit" and "Get into It" from the album were featured in the film Olive Juice. 12 Arrows (2003), her third album, boasted guest appearances by Fordham and Thompson, and it featured Owen's cover of Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun." It earned her an opening slot on a k.d. lang tour. In 2004, Owen released a holiday EP, Christmas in July, including her cover of "Christmas with the Devil," a song by her husband's fictional group Spinal Tap. She also placed her song "Dreaming" in the film P.S., then used it on her fourth album, Lost and Found, released on her newly formed Courgette Records label in 2005. Her cover of the Kinks' "I Go to Sleep" was featured in the TV movie Mrs. Harris, and she then included it on her fifth album, Here, released August 8, 2006.

[@danajetton4704]

K.D.s voice is so much more, she's best part of this song.

[@BridgitMurphy]

I agree

[@robertfsullivan1756]

Peace Love RFS Israel *. The Love Our Love Is The same Love As It Always Was Yesterday's Love Today And Love Tomorrow Nice

[@nocturnity23]

beautiful, thank you!

[@TheLangChannel]

[@TheLangChannel]

*****
Sounds like paradise Krys !

[@lidagustava]

nice song and vocals - this singer is new to me, thank you for introducing her

[@TheLangChannel]

Glad you enjoyed the song.

[@terigower]

Just found....................listening on again

[@laurarichards4667]

depth. love depth.

[@Tygertwain1]

beautiful song Sue ..........thankyou for sharing xx

[@TheLangChannel]

Thanks for listening Michelle.