Name: Bunny
Duration: P00H03M11S
Description: The joyful squeal of seeing a real, live bunny.

Bunny

from We the Nighthawks by Kimberly Hawkey

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The joyful squeal of seeing a real, live bunny.

lyrics

The birds fly down and greet me
The bees make golden honey
The puppies beg for belly rubs
But I'm not satisfied
I want to see a bunny

The peonies shake their crimson lips
The bobcat smiles sunny
The salmon run the water wheel
But I'm not satisfied
I want to see a bunny

I cannot go to a bunny shop
And see a bunny hop
The thicket is a hostile place
To the furless human race
Deep within the thorny twigs
The bunny lives in cozy digs
Free to feast your summer squash
But not for long
Not for long

The parking lot paved 'oer the field
With gooey yuppy money
From clover patch to pancake brunch
It's freshly squeezed
I'm not appeased
I want to see a bunny

credits

from We the Nighthawks, released May 21, 2021
Vocals – Kimberly Hawkey
Piano – Assaf Gleizner
Drums – Jamison Ross
Bass – Dylan Perrillo
Trumpet – Rhys Tivey
Clarinet – Jonathan Greene
Tenor Saxophone – Marty Peters

Music by Lecco Morris
Lyrics by Justin K. Rivers
Music Director – Assaf Gleizner
Co-arranged by Lecco Morris and Assaf Gleizner
Orchestration – Assaf Gleizner, with additional orchestrations by Lecco Morris
Production Assistant – Vincent Fazio
Engineer – Ariel Shafir, Jim Mastrianni
Producer – Joel Moss
Recorded at Dreamland Studios in West Hurley, NY
Additional recording at Jim Mastrianni’s Studio

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Kimberly Hawkey New York, New York

Kimberly Hawkey’s artistry transcends time. With immortal songs – jazz, Broadway, folk – and a
crystalline voice, the NY-based artist transports audiences into a world of beauty, offering an
unforgettable shared experience. Kimberly fully inhabits captivating melodies and cinematic lyrics – conjuring vistas of the heart
for a modern age in need of vintage, time-tested soul sustenance. ... more