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Eliza Hull – Don’t Look Away

March 28, 2021 Carly Findlay Leave a Comment

Wow! My dear friend and colleague Eliza Hull wrote a song about me for The Canales Project. It is perfect. I am honoured, and a bit lost for words. Thank you Eliza. Click here to buy the Hear Her Songs album.
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Images: a collage of four photos. from top left:
ID 1- Black background with white text that says Eliza Hull Don’t look away
ID 2- Carly is smiling at the camera with a green background. She has a red face and dark brown shoulder length curly hair with a clip in it. She’s wearing a colourful dress.
ID 3- Hear her song is written in purple and the Canales project is written in white. Various illustrations of women.
4. A selfie of Eliza and Carly – two curly haired women, smiling widely.

Lyrics – ‘They were whispering down the halls did you see that baby, oh did you see that baby. Her mother held her tighter, I’m not going to let her go I’m a fighter. Three years old now, she realises that she’s different. The kids are staring. They got louder and her mother got prouder. She said ‘you got the make the most of what you’ve got’ Don’t look away, say hello. This is me, say hello.”

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Image: a black square with white rounded zig zags at the top, white text that reads “Eliza Hull Don’t Look Away”.  

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