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Rabbit Holes
03:40
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What can I do to stop you falling down your rabbit hole,
on this silver afternoon?
I seem to arrive five minutes late every time,
Every time I planned on meeting with your smile.
But I'm looking for it,
Looking on this silver afternoon.
On this silver afternoon
I've got a secret that I need to tell you,
To tell you and only you.
Well it grows and it flows and I know,
Only you have the key to unlock all that it holds.
On this silver afternoon.
My shoe laces are tied together,
As I stumble up a down escalator,
Just trying to keep up with you.
What can I do?
What can I do?
What can I do,
On this silver afternoon?
On this silver afternoon?
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Skeletons
05:51
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Crooked Weather England, UK
Crooked Weather play earthy, unruly and original folk songs. Often travel and adventure, both without and within, have been a mainstay of the inspiring antics that Crooked Weather draw upon for their craft. The songs echo the ethos of folk songsmiths before them with imagery of escape, companionship and searching, but told from a new heart. ... more
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