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FOR EMMA
02:28
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lyrics:
the great mother is watching over/ watching over me tonight/ as i cry for my sister/ i'll farewell my sister in the morning light/ i'll be loving you so/ i count my blessings when you come to stay/ i'll be missing you so/ a tear for everyday you stay away/ what books are you reading? tell me, are you bleeding?/ we've got our rituals even from afar/ and when we're together i could talk to you forever/ our circle is never broken, no matter where you are.
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WOULDN'T YOU
03:42
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lyrics:
wouldn't you break me now if i let you?/ i wouldn't take your vow and it really got to you/ i was a damn fine catch but you broke my heart/ and i barely left a scratch on you/ i should have left more than a scratch on you/ and i know that men like pretty things/ but you just didn't have any courage or any balls/ and it stings to know that you were running rings around me/ and i had thanked God that you had found me/ i'm sure i told you you were everything to me/ so why couldn't you see that i was breaking?/ i couldn't see all that shit you were taking/ you were something else/ you were so much bolder than any boy i'd ever had a hold on.
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Fearon & Rough Sunshine Coast, Australia
Intimate & warm, folky & melodic, Fearon & Rough are a soulful acoustic duo that have been performing their unique brand of
folk-pop since 2007.
Rough's style of rhythm guitar is a truly original sound that has evolved from an eclectic musical history. Combined with the distinctive vocals of talented wordsmith Fearon, this duo delivers a performance that is both intimate and captivating.
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