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Letter
03:20
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2. |
Sing Your Song
03:36
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3. |
Lungs
02:55
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4. |
Bare
02:48
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5. |
Feather and Skin
02:44
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6. |
Two Lighthouses
02:11
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Two Lighthouses
I would like us to live like two lighthouses
at the mouth of a river, each with her own lamp.
We could see each other across the water,
which would be dangerous, and uncrossable.
I could watch your shape, your warm shadow,
moving in the upper rooms. We would have jokes.
Jokes that were only ours, signs and secrets,
flares on birthdays, a rocket at Christmas.
Clouds would be cities, we would look for omens,
and learn the impossible language of birds.
We would meet, of course, in cinemas, cafes,
but then, we would return to our towers,
knowing the other was the light on the water,
a beam of alignment. It would never be broken.
Julia Darling
from ‘Apology for Absence’
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2x2
02:30
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8. |
Straight Lines
02:47
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9. |
Medicate
02:44
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10. |
Carole
03:28
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11. |
Come A Long Way
01:56
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Gem Andrews Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Born in Liverpool, raised in Newcastle, musician Gem Andrews makes music that is deeply rooted in alt-country and British folk, with her fiercely independent voice carrying inflections of Patsy Cline, Lucinda Williams and Kate & Anna McGarrigle. Gem currently lives in Newcastle upon Tyne with her wife, and two small children. ... more
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