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"Down at MindWise" by the Ballyclare Music Group
Fri, 17 - April - 2020
"Down at MindWise" is written by the clients of our Ballyclare Resource Centre and performed by our Ballyclare Music Group. Thanks to them for sharing this with us - have a listen to get your feet tapping!
The book shop at the street end
On my way to see my friends
Play some music, relieve some stress
These things I do to feel my best
We look forward to seeing our friends
Where the laughter never ends
Down at MindWise
Playing pool, shopping and singing a song,
Craft works, painting, all day long
Stress is really moving till it’s all gone
Relaxing to the point where stigmas gone
We look forward to seeing our friends
Where the laughter never ends
Down at MindWise
We look forward to seeing our friends
Where the laughter never ends
Down at MindWise
We look forward to seeing our friends
Where the laughter never ends
Down at MindWise Down at MindWise
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