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Grey Waltz Blue
04:36
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The same rules cradle me
Crouching quiet beneath
Leaving such sweet nothings bare
In shattered stone and lidded stare
Shock me into pieces
That feather the floor
And your coat tails thunder
The scalloped dogs roar
Candles shade the room
The expression on your face
As I read your glittered whisper
Of open doors and reckless space
But those clear horizons
Fall sheer from my feet
Like the fresh cut flowers
Soon crushed underneath
and we danced all night through
lost inside the Grey Waltz Blue
Space and endless time
Wears the pulleys, shifts the light
As I look behind your silhouette
To falling weights and tearing nets
Stretch my nascent roots
Down into the peat
Leaving bone white flagstones
Washed clean on the street
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Life and Other Things
05:48
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I’ll live a long time
Leaving pieces of myself behind
Fragment of a cell, once passed this way
Yet we, puzzles of its piece, fall outside the frame
Days fly, birds cry
As she slowly fades into time
Days fly, birds cry
At the thought that it could cut the line
I fell upon the grass
Listing in its green charade
The moments that have made us
Moments of impact
All we really have to take away
You’ve lost your mum
And I loved her
And where is her person staying now?
All that she was, precious pieces
Looking inside me, she is found
Days fly, birds cry
At the thought she could fade into time
Days fly, birds cry
Yet I know that she’ll always be mine
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Beth and the Brave Melbourne, Australia
Beth and the Brave perform beautiful alternative folk tunes with themes of social and environmental justice. Led by Beth’s soaring voice, the trio blends rich vocal arrangements with intricate guitar, banjo, double bass, and flute.
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