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Weep, O Mine Eyes
01:57
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Weep, weep O mine eyes and cease not
Your spring tides out alas methinks increase not.
O when, O when begin you
to swell so high that I may drown me in you?
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The Moon in the Furrow
04:32
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Moon on high
Draw the tide
Set the plough
To the furrows wide
Crown the vale with a borrowed dawn
Chase the stars from the hollow corn
Mine is the field in the shadows bright
Aurora in my hair tonight
Luminous, magnetised
Sowed my heart from the fallow skies
Sublimate eternity
Your ascent a call to me
You shine on a world of dream
So near and so real
You light me up, oh
You light me up
You shine on a world of dream (moon on high, draw the tide)
So near and so real (set the plough to the furrows wide)
You light me up, oh (moon on high, draw the tide)
I dream you up
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Chalkhill Blue
05:53
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Sky-blue beauty
You fly near the ground
When your colour is of wide skies
Oh I follow the earthbound flight
Of all your wanders
What can I do?
You sang for me and I’ll sing for you
Chalkhill blue
Chalkhill blue
And you know what to do
With the violets I bring you
Cause they’ll bloom in the winter
Stasis reigns
A path remains
Shining in splendour
Oh are you moved
By this quiet love?
It hangs unseen
On a chalkhill breeze
That stirs the velvet barley
Chalkhill blue
Chalkhill blue
Sky-blue, you don’t see
How lovely your colours are
Oh-oh, you don’t see
How beautiful you are
There’s hush in the west
And hope from the dust
And you must remember
All the colours you bring
To this world when you sing
Just being what you are
From a chalkhill blue
To the white rose that blooms in the garden
Chalkhill blue
Chalkhill blue
You’ll see beyond the trees
The sky awaits your song
You’ll find below the sky
The chalkhill where you belong
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Rebsie Fairholm Cheltenham, UK
Haunting psych-folk inspired by the English landscape and the spirits of the ancestors. I play 12-string guitar, harp, piano, cornamuse, whistle and whatever else comes to hand. Now working full time with Marvin B Naylor.
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Modern psychedelia par excellence. Shimmering, melodic, haunting and uplifting at the same time, and all underpinned by Marvin's unique style of 12-string guitar. He has a really nice voice too!
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