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White Feather featuring Chwelli

White feather falling in a world of grey Helping you guide through the darkest day In a broken world through the smoke and the haze Guiding lost souls they'll find their way In a world of dust and broken glass If you find a feather white as ash Laying silent and lost alone in the dirt Its a symbol of hope to heal your hurt White feather falling in a world of grey helping you guide through the darkest day In a broken world through the smoke and the haze Guiding lost souls they'll find their way In a world of dust and broken glass If you find a feather white as ash Laying silent and lost alone in the dirt It's a symbol of hope to heal your hurt In their purity you may see the light A beacon of hope in the darkest night In a world of dust and broken glass If you find a feather white as ash Laying silent and lost alone in the dirt It's a symbol of hope to heal your hurt In a world of dust and broken glass If you find a feather white as ash Laying silent and lost alone in the dirt It's a symbol of hope to heal your hurt In a world of dust and broken glass If you find a feather white as ash Laying silent and lost alone in the dirt It's a symbol of hope to heal your hurt To heal your hurt White feather ---- Song = White Feather Album = You're Not On Your Own Artist = The Zed Collective featuring Chwelli ---- Much Thanks to Alex Hrek How to pronounce Chwelli - if you're Welsh you'll get it straight away. Otherwise follow these instructions. In Welsh, "Chwelli" would likely be pronounced something like "khw-e-llee" depending on regional accents. Here’s a breakdown: "Chw" – This is pronounced like a breathy "khw", similar to clearing your throat slightly, like the "ch" in the Scottish "loch," followed by a "w" sound. "e" – Pronounced as a short "e", like in "bet." "lli" – The "ll" is a uniquely Welsh sound, made by placing your tongue against the roof of your mouth and blowing air around it, creating a sort of voiceless lateral fricative (you might need to look that up). It’s similar to the way "ll" is pronounced in Llanelli or in the first two LL's in Llewellyn. Curiously the second two LL's in Llewellyn are pronounced like one L - what's that about? Anyway, as confusing as all that is you can simply pronounce her name as 'Shwelly' if you want - that's what most people do.