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Keith
03:22
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Abandoned Umbrellas
05:01
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Bands
05:56
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Toxic J
04:39
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Mote
03:13
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Farmer Jehovah
01:32
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French card wrapping up his kids in lessons from the old school breaking up the train ride through the outer towns where I could never live. Sit opposite the witness travelling for Easter, “so when d’you reach the end of things to read on Jesus?”, inject it in your kin sits mirror of the man, still can’t escape the feeling, polar to the reading, the message in the meaning, can I watch the healing? The countryside’s appealing. Are you judging me now? I have judged you all, if only just for fun, I think I could be wrong. I move to let the family gather round the table, Ludo in the kitchen, Ludo on to London. Everybody’s smiling all except the witness, silent as his kid sits watching me above ‘Instructions on a life’. I see myself through your eyes, full of sin and sadness? But who took the gamble? Now alights the lady, Daily Mail, afraid me, I have got the window, whistle through country, a million different pictures hung in every household. The blinking of an eye brings history to mind. I wish I was a farmer, I wish it was the old days living off the land, where I could miss the city where I’m forever nameless, blissfully anonymous, wading through the hands all held up for attention, rooftop intervention, heading through the junction, I’ll never be a farmer.
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Guitar Elves
01:54
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MSP London, UK
MSP, songs from now and before with various people or sometimes not many people.
Msp are at:
msp-music.bandcamp.com
&
beautyanddisgust.bandcamp.com
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