Firefly Garden by Merry Ellen Kirk Merry Ellen Kirk : Firefly Garden.
 Pretty pop that sounds like jewel-tone colors.

Sometimes at night fireflies light up; and so we catch them and put them in a jar. Living beings they are, and little lamps they become until they burn out and die. They serve one purpose - to entertain.

A song holds within itself a certain power of the same measure. When it is created, it holds captive the thoughts and ideas, emotions and inner turmoil of its creator...over time the song grows and evolves, and though it may mean different things to different people, its final end is to give the listener pleasure.

And so, here you are - my jar of fireflies.

Songs:

1. Firefly Garden
2. Candy
3. Interlude One
4. Do You
5. Interlude Two
6. Masquerade
7. Secret Place
8. Field of Dreams
9. Mosaic
10. Interlude Three
11. Clair de Lune
12. Interlude Four
13. This Little Light

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 5/19/2012
Merry Ellen Kirk lives in Tennessee USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Vocal, Pop, Contemporary Piano, Singer songwriter

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