1. |
black river
04:40
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2. |
calling me back
04:00
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3. |
horse's head
02:57
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4. |
black water moan
03:48
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5. |
brand new day
03:43
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6. |
whippoorwill hotel
03:15
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7. |
dredging the serpentine
05:30
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8. |
rain coming in
04:49
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9. |
poplar road
02:41
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10. |
crab apple blue
02:48
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11. |
snow came down
03:30
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12. |
rain came back
03:20
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13. |
last stop
04:25
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14. |
shiny water(coda)
00:54
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trailer star Nottingham, UK
It’s hard going at times but glory can come from misery. The fragility and the feeling of being on the edge of toppling over is balanced by the skeletal beauty of the songs.
Paul Kerr - Blabber n' Smoke
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