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Dear Henry
05:09
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The day was long, the hours many
when we crossed the county line.
You said "be still, my one and only,
and I will make you, make you mine."
Dear Henry, I am so contrary,
I know not what goes through your head,
for if we two should ever marry,
my father he will shoot you dead.
Lucy, my dear I will confess
I did it well, he made no sound.
Your father dear can never harm us
from six feet underneath the ground.
Dear Henry, now what have you done!
My heart has just been split in two.
You've killed a man whose only daughter
was cursed to love the likes of you.
Lucy, my dear, I judged you wrong
you are not what my heart did seek.
This silver blade will not take long,
come near and bend your blushing cheek.
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2. |
Brick Eyes
04:49
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3. |
A Thousand Breaths
04:21
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4. |
Sound of No Name
04:06
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5. |
My Young Man
04:32
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6. |
Recipe
02:49
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First take a cup of the sweetest song
mix it with apathy
blend in a pinch of right turned wrong
that's what you are to me.
Overdone, it's too long,
you said it to me,
"never not be no one,
but keep good company".
Rather not be so tired,
reason out the moment
when did you become inspired
to give out false compliments.
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7. |
Exit
04:37
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8. |
Winter
05:48
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Garland of Hours Washington, D.C.
Garland of Hours formed in 2000 when Amy Domingues began performing her keyboard and cello-based songs with a rotating cast of friends, including Brendan Canty, Jerry Busher, Brandon Butler, and Mary Timony. Her self-titled debut appeared not long after, and an appearance in the DC music documentary Burn to Shine. Two subsequent albums "The Soundest Serum" (2007) and "Lucidia" (2012) followed. ... more
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