On Sunday 10th April 2016, Leicester City F.C striker Jamie Vardy scored twice to beat Sunderland A.F.C 2-0 and in doing so his team qualified for the Champions League. Their manager, Claudio Ranieri was seen crying tears of joy at the final whistle. With five games to play his team, who were supposed to be fighting relegation this season were seven points clear at the top of the Premier League. All season long whenever he was questioned about the possibility of winning the league he replied with simply "no we're thinking about getting 40 points and avoiding relegation" or "no we're thinking about Europa League qualification" or "no we're thinking about Champions League qualification". After this victory, Claudio Ranieri had no choice but to admit that there was only one more thing for Leicester to achieve this season: win the league. These tears were the sign of a man who was finally admitting to himself that something unprecedented, something truly remarkable and beautiful was in reach.

Claudio's Tears represent that at the end of the day, change from failure to success, from ugliness to beauty, from sadness to happiness is always possible.

Not sure what any of that has to do with the songs or the cover art but it was kinda inspiring.

There's some more stuff about love, some stuff about thinking about things and most of it doesn't really apply to anything in my life but I remember that I meant pretty much all of it when I sang it I hope you enjoy it.

Written and performed by Sanchez McGee in Lipstick Tower View Studios between January and April 2016.