Duffy Shares Emotional New Track ‘River In The Sky’ Written ‘For The Better Days To Come’

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Duffy continued her slow-burn return to music on Friday (June 19) with the release of the emotionally wrenching ballad "River in the Sky." The gentle piano and voice track emphasizes the British soul singer's crystal blue vocals, which glide from a crying emotion to a hint of hope as she asks a question without a clear answer.

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Duffy has posted new song ‘River In The Sky’ on her social media channels. It’s the second new song she’s made available since revealing earlier this year that she had previously withdrawn from public life after being kidnapped and assaulted.

detailing her dark ordeal. “Many of you wonder what happened to me, where did I disappear to and why,” she wrote.

Duffy has shared her second track since sharing her painful account of her experience of being kidnapped, drugged and sexually assaulted.Sharing ‘River in the Sky’ on Instagram, the Welsh singer said it is “for the better days to come”.The haunting track sees the singer backed by a piano as she sings of being “afraid of the dark” and being visited by a nightly presence which “covers me so patiently as I learn to deal with the pain”.Delivering the powerful chorus, she sings: “Why oh why do we