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The Big Question
02:57
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I am walking on the tip of my toes.
My mind is racing. Got a bump in my nose.
And I just wonder, and wander, and wonder.
I just wander, and wonder, and wander.
I've got to win. I've got a bell to ring.
I want the joy of a little sting.
And I just wonder, and wander, and wonder.
I just wander, and wonder, and wander.
A thirst to quench,
And a beast to tame.
I don't even know,
Don't even know your name.
A thirst to quench,
And a beast to tame.
I don't even know,
Don't even know your name.
I want to see what's on the top shelf.
I've got an overactive sense of self.
And I just wonder, and wander, and wonder.
I just wander, and wonder, and wander.
You're the fruit from the top of the tree.
You're the gold from the floor of the sea
And I just wonder, and wander, and wonder.
I just wander, and wonder, and wander.
A thirst to quench,
And a beast to tame.
I don't even know,
Don't even know your name.
A thirst to quench,
And a beast to tame.
I don't even know,
Don't even know your name.
I've got the locks set on the front door.
I've got splinters from the wooden floor.
The thirst us gone.
The beast is tame.
And I don't want to know,
Don't want to know your name.
The thirst us gone.
The beast is tame.
And I don't want to know,
Don't want to know your name.
Don't want to know your name. (x4)
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Final Days
02:41
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Dennis John Glanville Madison, Wisconsin
Raised on a farm in Wisconsin, Dennis John Glanville has taken his country and folk childhood and turned it into a sound
that could only come from a man who has taken his share of punches.
He's truly a troubadour with a minimalist approach. Along with his guitar and banjo, he sings of love, redemption, hope, and the joy of gathering with friends and drinking every drop that life has to offer.
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Dennis John Glanville recommends:
Pope Killdragon
by Strand of Oaks
The atmosphere created by this album is an intense one. With acoustic guitars soaring into space accompanied by lyrics that no one but SoO could write, it's a great album worth repeated listens.
go to albumIf you like Dennis John Glanville, you may also like:
Immanent Fire
by Emily Jane White
The Oakland singer's latest album imagines the power struggle between man and nature as a slow, steady tempest of dark folk.
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LEFT/FOLK VI: The World As It Is
by LEFT/FOLK
Proceeds from this excellent new darkambient/neofolk comp from LEFT/FOLK goes to benefit American Near East Refugee Aid.
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Scottish lever harpist Lucie Hendry's pastoral folk-jazz overflows with charm and melody.
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Astralingua mixes otherwordly folk and augural classical music into their newest offering.
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Angelic pop music from Danish group SUNDAYS with easy melodies and graceful choruses.
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