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2016- Mary received a highly commended certificate for the first song she wrote, arranged and recorded on her own: Young Summer Love.
2015- Mary released 'Mama Got Her Party Hat On'
2014- August 1. MARY GRIMLEY,SONGWRITER founded. Cole & Garrett Songwriters Album 3 released on iTunes, April 29.
2008 - 'This Road is Going Nowhere' made semifinals of the UK Songwriting Contest.
2007 - 'No Words Needed', feat Lori Dortono, made semifinals of the UK Songwriting Contest.
2006 - Mary and Greg named Runners-up for Canada in the Songwriter category of the International Musicaid.org contest.
'Grist For The Mill', 'Love's Fools Must Dream Alone' and 'House of Cards', made semifinals of the UK Songwriting Contest.
2005 - 'When The Mood Swings Right' and ''Til I'm Safe Back Home In Your Arms', acquired by Inter Music Library, LA
2003 - 'The Beacon' produced.
2001 - First commercial CD featuring Emily Fennell.
1999 - COLE/GARRETT MUSIC founded.
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MARY GRIMLEY SONGWRITER
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| APRIL IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY Sung by Mary Cole |
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Lyrics
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APRIL IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Words and Music by Mary Cole Grimley and Greg Garrett
© 2007 Mary Cole and Greg Garrett, Cole/Garrett Music.
Verse 1
Always loved April in Prince Edward County.
Mourning doves feeding their young on our deck.
Daffodils spilling their gold on our pathway,
Sending the snow to the land of forget.
Chorus
For this is the County
Where breezes of April
Flatter rich buds
With the promise of May.
And here in the County
Sweet April is singing
To tunes of the plough-man,
The shepherd and me.
Verse 2
Always loved April in Prince Edward County,
East Lake reflecting a smiling blue sky.
Loons on the Bay flute love songs to each other.
Gaggles of geese wing their homeward fly-by.
Chorus
For this is the County
Where breezes of April
Flatter rich buds
With the promise of May.
And here in the County
Sweet April is singing
To tunes of the plough-man,
The shepherd and me.
Bridge
Here, by the Tip of the Bay,
Sailors dream of the summer,
Making ready the main-sail.
There, in Spring's clear ev'-ning star-light,
Lovers, strolling through Sandbanks, are starting to
Feel the magic of April.
Chorus
For this is the County
Where breezes of April
Flatter rich buds
With the promise of May.
And here in the County
Sweet April is singing
To tunes of the plough-man,
The shepherd and me.
Verse 3
Others may relish the heat of the summer
Or dream of ski-dooing or drinking ice wine.
But nothing compares with the beauty of April,
Warming the dunes with her morning sun-shine.
Chorus
For this is the County
Where breezes of April
Flatter rich buds
With the promise of May.
And here in the County
Sweet April is singing
To tunes of the plough-man,
The shepherd and me.
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Credits
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Lyrics Credits: Mary Cole and Greg Garrett
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Music Credits: Mary Cole and Greg Garrett
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Producer Credits: Mary Cole and Greg Garrett
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Publisher Credits: Mary Cole and Greg Garrett, Cole/Garrettt Music
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Performance Credits: Mary Cole
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Label Credits: Cole/Garrett Music, Mary Cole and Greg Garrett
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Description
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Short Song Description:
This song sings the praises of the beauty of Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada in the the month of April.
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Long Song Description:
The singer joins with the ploughman and the shepherd ( the flute) in singing the praises of the beauty of April in Prince Edward County when the geese fly home and the snow gives way to golden daffodils and the promise of May.
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Story Behind the Song:
Mary was inspired by a particularly gorgeous April in 2006 to begin this song. She was inspired to finish ithe song as a piece for Greg's and Mary's students at Prince Edward Collegiate Institute to perform at Taste the County Celebrations in May of 2007
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Metadata
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Song Length: 2:53
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Primary Genre: Folk-General
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Secondary Genre: Classical-General
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Tempo: Slow (71 - 90)
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Lead Vocal: Female Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: County
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Subject Matter 2: Month
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Mood 1: Pleasant
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Mood 2: Glad
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Language: English
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Era: 2000 and later
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