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The River of Doom
03:16
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2. |
Nymphs & Satyr
07:00
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Pull tight
On my ragged ends
Send it back
To me like a mirror
Roped by
The feet and the hands
I never saw
The sky so clear
I like the way your silhouette
Sucks the light around you
In another time
I might have seen where it all goes
I might have felt your arrows blow
Somewhere else I’d be
With starlings 'neath my wings
Walk with me
Into the stream
And wash away the paint
Wash away the paint
In another time
I might have seen where it all goes
I might have felt your arrows blow
Somewhere else I’d be
With starlings 'neath my wings
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3. |
Marsh of Love
04:12
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4. |
The Fruit and the Flower
01:42
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5. |
Radiant Planet
04:12
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A ringing bell resonates in my bones
Music so fair, brings life to the stones
That roll along the water!
‘Till a logs in their way
But we know better waves will come about someday
So we’ll dream our dreams
Of sorrows and sin
‘Till the radiant planet
Invites us back in
I’d rather walk along the barren plain
Than live in paradise and forget the rain
I’ll look towards the sun, eat its light with my eyes
And rise from the bower of my sleeping mind
Where I’ll dream my dreams, ‘till beneath I find
That the radiant planet has begun to shine
And make it real
To grip the wheel
And to carry us back from where we’d come
Together in the grass beneath the sun
Where our sounds and our visions became one
Together in the grass beneath the sun
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6. |
Colour of the Mirror
04:13
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7. |
Softer Space
03:22
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8. |
Sorcery on Holiday
01:47
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9. |
Out of Motion
03:36
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10. |
Chariot's Ear
05:14
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Hieronymus Harry Toronto, Ontario
Hieronymus Harry invokes a time, place, and feeling that is strikingly different from our present moment. Harkening back to the late 1960s when artists like Skip Spence, Pentangle, and the Incredible String Band conjured madcap, mystical worlds, Harry’s music captures naturalistic performances on acoustic instruments to create spellbinding surrealist folk songs. ... more
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