Get all 16 Mike Ryan releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of All We Have Is Now, Sleepwalking, Palace of the Peacock, Dublin, And Picked the Daisies Fine, Back Where We Are, Honeymoon, Woohoo!, and 8 more.
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Palace of the Peacock
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Palace of the Peacock
Island in the sea
Where my people are free
The shores that I call my home
Island in the sea
Where the good Lord finds me
I’m making my way back home
Oh, let me be seen
Know that I was here
Will my story ever be told?
Will I find peace?
Will you see me?
I land in the sea
Let the waves carry me
My name you will never know
I land in the sea
May God carry me
To the shores that I call my home
Oh, let me be seen
Know that I was here
Will my story ever be told?
Will I find peace?
Will you see me?
Oh, let me go home
Please, honour my soul
When my story is finally told
I will be free
I will be seen
Island in the sea
Where my people are free
The shores that I call my home
Island in the sea
Where my soul wanders free
I’ve made my way back home
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Honeymoon (live at THVC)
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Mike Ryan Liverpool, UK
Mike Ryan is a singer/songwriter from Wirral, UK.
He writes and records at home using equipment that has no
right to still be working. His new album, All We Have Is Now, was released in August 2023. Mike recently won the Audience Favourite Award for his song Palace of the Peacock at the annual Liverpool Acoustic Song Writing Challenge Final.
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