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Skylarks
07:34
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Days sitting 'round the table, planning ways to fill the songbooks
Ways of the old grand theorist, telling stories of living towns
I love the streetlights, and walking 'round the edge of fountains
It's a world of wonders, stepping on the trail of creation
And I find it shines, like cherry blossom - in the rain
And it dwells in each sensation - as a nexus to the dawn
I hypnotise the moon with riddles, I follow in the mists
And when the night is over, I'll take the blame
Dew covers the lawn, webs and light entwine, fields fade out to blue, the morning has found us
Skylarks fill the wind, forests line the slopes, dreaming out to you, the morning has found us
Nights sitting 'round the pictures, it is ours in lasting memory
Keep above the talk lines, there is love that's for us now
As we keep on learning, there are hearts instead of diamonds
Keep above the dark, here are songs to tell our tale
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A Song For Friends
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Petrichor Dance
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Lucy's Lane
06:58
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It's plain as day, but I can't say, that friends can't be led astray
On Lucy's Lane, it's just the same, as every memory
The market's packed away, the bar flies start to play
As coloured lights will dance, to serenade the day
I climb the hill once more, towards the blackened door,
I wish I'd had the nerve to warn you long before your fall
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Chinley Churn
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The Funicular
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Brendan Perkins England, UK
Brendan Perkins is a progressive rock composer & multi-instrumentalist who plays bass, electric & acoustic guitars, drums, keyboards, uke, mandolin & various percussive instruments. Brendan has a first class BA degree in Creative Music and over four decades of recording and sound engineering experience. Prog rock influences provide him with a perfect mix of virtuosity and emotional composition. ... more
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