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The Great Migration
03:28
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Getting up for nothing
Only seems to get you down
You've had plenty of chances
Plenty of dances
In the wind and the rain
On the garage forecourt, sweet
While the sun comes up
Over your little black street.
Wake up at 4-ish
And watch some DVDs
Till the weather forecast
On GMTV
There is traffic on the road
But on the train
There's that view of the city
Of the city, again.
One day we will leave this
I mean when the time is right
There'll be some sort of promise
On a good night
And when the promise comes
We will get away from this
Out into a blue winter
Of perpetual bliss.
INSTRUMENTS: Acoustic electric guitar, acoustic guitar, acoustic electric slide guitar, 5 string 'G' banjo, bass drum, snare drum, hi hat cymbal, crash cymbal, sleigh bells, stylophone, sampler, 4 track tape recorder
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2. |
The Lonesome Land Beyond
04:20
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Another year is waving 'bye' to me
Laughing loud in my face
A starling sings an old Sinatra tune
Only the lonely know this place
For the stars will still be shining
For so long after I'm gone
There will be things to do
Amusement parks and such
In the lonesome land beyond
The winter moon is melting slowly
Like an ice cream into the ground
Lovely trees all shining so nicely
Singing choirs are all around
For the stars will still be shining
For so long after I'm gone
There will be things to do
Bowling alleys and such
In the lonesome land beyond.
INSTRUMENTS: Acoustic guitar, hollow body electric guitar, false baritone guitar, 'Fun Machine' electric organ, glockenspiel, dog bark (Penny), dog bark (Copper), Black Mountain Secret Inuit Choir
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3. |
Frosted Over
02:52
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Went up North, from the South,
We had a big party at Karyn's house
And I went there, cos I knew you were coming
So I packed my bags and moved away
Cos I liked it enough that I decided to stay
I guess that was stupid,
I guess some would say, i guess some would say
That was a big mistake
Because now you're gone
It's all frosted over
Like everything's gone wrong
I've got to say it's the longest winter
I never meant to be this way...
But I'd do it all over again.
(lost love stylophone solo)
I've been for dinner a couple of times
Jimmy's been drinking old bottles of wine
And I'm up late, I'm up late again
Work on my papers till I get fed up
There's a fridge but I've
Got no stuff for it, I don't care
I guess I don't care enough
I don't care.
INSTRUMENTS: Ukulele, 5 string 'G' banjo, acoustic slide guitar, hollow body electric bass guitar, bass drum, snare drum, rimshot, high tom, stylophone, mobile telephone reception
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Go where you want to
Do the things you feel
Walk around with a broken leg
And a hundred dollar bill
Get yourself a pistol
Get yourself a dog
Stay up all night gettin drunk
Sleepin in a hollow log
Walk till you're restless
Sleep till you're tired
Wake up without thinking
You're the one that I desire
INSTRUMENTS: Acoustic guitar, acoustic slide guitar, dog bark (Copper)
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Coastal Belfast, UK
Coastal was the previous moniker of Irish bedroom producer and multi-instrumentalist Paul J Fox, since 2019 he has performed under the name LlamaRabbit (link below)
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