Voices Singing

Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean

I found some shade beneath the willow tree

I fell asleep and started dreaming

That everything created here on Earth

All had voices singing.



Every rock and every blade of grass

Even the ivy that was clinging

Every leap and every drop of rain

All had voices singing.



It brought the angels down

In my dream so clear

And the Lord sat down.So that He could hear

The sea and waves were rushing to the shore

With the joy that they were bringing

A sound so perfect that it made Him cry

To hear their voices singing.



I could not help but want to add my own

To all the praises that were ringing

And over all the world there fell a hust

To hear my one voice singing.



And as the Lord sat down

The angels hovered near

But they made no sound

So that He could hear

Halleujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

I heard voices singing.

Halleujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

I heard voices singing...

Voices Singing

Hazell Dean emerged as a distinctive voice in British soul and R&B during the 1980s, known for her powerful delivery and emotive performances. "Voices Singing" stands as a testament to her ability to convey deep feeling through her recordings, fitting seamlessly into a discography that includes notable tracks like "I'm A Fool Too" and "What Dreams Are Made Of." Her work often explores themes of love and longing, delivered with a vocal intensity that defined her era. This song contributes to her broader catalogue, showcasing the stylistic range that earned her respect within the genre. Dean's recordings remain significant for their emotional resonance and polished production, reflecting the high standards of British soul music from that period.