1. |
Same Tree
03:10
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2. |
In Line
04:37
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3. |
Climbing Black Hill
04:14
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4. |
Hands
02:49
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Migrating Geese Overhead
05:23
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Sondern
04:01
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Cold ice water covering my head
And a long, hard winter breaking whatever’s left
And black coal burning, warming my legs
And my old, lone island, sinking for itself
But the sun is always rising if you turn to face The West
You’ve got everything to strive for when you’ve got nothing left
But if you run towards the fences you’ll be sure to meet your death
And I avoid being self-referential so I wouldn’t hold your breath
So let’s float, float, float down river until we wash upon the earth’s edge
And where green stuff and flora pushes up we can make our marital bed
I love you
I always did
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7. |
Dissolve
03:59
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8. |
And Sunlight
05:28
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9. |
Two Rivers
02:35
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Yesterday I sank to the bottom of the Ouse
And Caburn faded from view
Sinking real slowly I was enveloped in
The silky silt and nothingness
Easier to be
Than to be gone
Muddy banks were slippery
The train was rolling by
The rushes slowed the evening tide
Yesterday I sank to the bottom of the Ouse
I’m a stone untouched amid everything
Easier to be
Than to be gone
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10. |
Grown Ungrown
03:33
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Orpine UK
Orpine are Eleanor Rudge and Oliver Catt. Migratory birds nesting in disparate climates; singing in harmony 300 miles removed. Being outside and keeping off the internet. Mostly apart but never alone.
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