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No Warmth
04:15
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There is no warmth in this house
So something has to give
And it all has to go, anyway
Winter mornings and warehouses
(burning) cupboards to keep us warm
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The Rain
03:57
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I needed it to rain today
But the rain didn't come
May seem trivial to some
But the rain just didn't come
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Window View
02:42
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A crack of light slips through the curtain
And catches dust in the air
Shapes on the wall seem imaginary
Wilting flowers on the table
Books prop open kitchen door
And the silence rings for hours
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Silvery Moon
02:41
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The Prevailing Wind
03:49
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Sleeping lightly
No footsteps in the house
Until I awoke
No voices, no voices
But I hear your name in the wind
As it echoes through this house
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Floating
03:51
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I'm out on the line
The wind is blowing through and wearing me thin
Slate roofs slope to the sea
Strings of worn, wooden fences go on, and on, and on
Is there something?
Is there something that I'm missing?
I feel lighter than before
Floating away on the breeze
I can see you walking home
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7. |
Coasting
02:34
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No Fanfare Recordings England, UK
a central repository of music created by Sam Richardson / Chris Dow
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