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about
A tribute song for Matthew Field, Kate Leadbetter and their unborn baby, Miles, tragically killed while walking their dogs on Australia Day 2021. Three Hearts was written by Kate's step-father of thirty years, Tom Richter. If you like this song, please consider donating to Queensland Homicide Victims Support Group.
lyrics
Stay here just a little while
There's so much I want to say to you
I thought you and I
Had all the time in the world
But now I find
There's no time for writing letters
Words can never get us home
Back to the way we were
One heart
Wait there just a little while
You're moving so far away from me
I can't see your smile
The one I was starting to know
But now I find
That your light would shine much brighter
If I tried to take you home
Back to the way we were
Two hearts
Two hearts
Hold on just a little while
I never knew you at all my love
There just wasn't time
You never opened your eyes
But now I find
Though you'll always be beside me
There's no way to guide me home
Back to the way we were
Three hearts
Three hearts
Three hearts
credits
released April 13, 2021
Jen Mize - vocals
Tom Richter - acoustic and electric guitar
Tom Richter - music, lyrics and artwork
Ian Belcher - engineer
Paul Blakey - mastering
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