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oxwich bay
04:54
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Winter, summer
by the sea
Take my hand
lead me out to sea
Winter Summer
by the sea
Take my hand
lead me out to sea
Waves roll, roll, roll, over me
Waves roll roll roll over me
Take my hand
Lead me out to sea
Waves rolling over me
Waves rolling over me
*Take my hand lead me out to sea
Waves roll roll roll roll over me
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first frost
03:59
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Waiting for a late train
That’s not a hard thing to do
Just sit, that’s all you need do
Feeling the first frost
That’s not a hard thing to do
Be still and feel it through
Catching the bird song
That’s not a hard thing to do
just sing along too
Missing the light change
Now that’s a hard thing to do
You have to work right through
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river, sea, tree, hill
04:35
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Find my weepings
And no-sleepings
Float them down the Tay
Grab my headaches
And some mistakes
Haul them out to sea
Secrets Burning
And returning
From paper to smoke back to tree
Take my ideas
Shake my lost fears
Howl them off a hill
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baby in a tree
04:36
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Baby sitting in tree
Baby sitting in tree
Baby sitting in tree
Baby, Maybe
Baby sitting on mountain top
Baby sitting on mountain top
Baby sitting on mountain top
Baby, Maybe
Baby plays tumble-ose
Baby plays tumble-ose
Baby plays tumble-ose
Baby, Maybe
Baby lost in fog
Baby lost in fog
Baby lost in fog
Baby, Maybe
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forgotten escape
00:38
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cryptic triptych
04:38
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Keeping out, bringing in, keeping out rain
Keeping out, bringing in, water.
Keeping out, bringing in, keeping out wind
Keeping out, bringing in, air flow.
Keeping out, bringing in, keeping out sun
Keeping out, bringing in, Einstiens.
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forgotten works no 1
03:24
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the forgotten works UK
the forgotten works create translucent, orgininal british folk music. imagine stumbling across moon dog, nick drake and will
oldham jamming at the back of an antiques shop.
the starting point for the groups is 'in watermelon sugar' by richard brautigan. 'the forgotten works' beihng a scrap heap for objects no one knows how to use.
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the forgotten works recommends:
Mike and Solveig
by Mike and Solveig
simply marvelous guitar playing, banjo and fiddle - psych folk brilliance
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some great tracks from Caleb
go to albumIf you like the forgotten works, you may also like:
Beautiful and mysterious folk-adjacent songs from this UK outfit that wreathe delicate acoustic guitar in mist-like synths.
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A hushed and low-lit EP from this Melbourne musician, where dreamlike melodies drift across a bed of tender guitar.
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1990s-era indie-folk sounds back songs about love and identity on this project from the Florida-based artist.
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I'm You (2019)
by Hallelujah The Hills
The Boston indie rockers return, with their characteristic mix of poignant lyrics and melodies that can turn from delicate to anthemic.
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