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Joyful Under Water
04:08
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A Wall of Wooden Doors
03:40
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A Letter Home
06:33
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Oh good God oh now what's
What's troubling me
What to buy, what just to see
When I had a few things fewer
Found myself far less in need
Packed my shirts
My fear, my guts, all given me
Left my love for change in me
Saw myself a man in anger
Endlessly immersed in greed
Found myself a place to build
A home to be
Troubles came and passed through me
Made me fear but nothing's perfect
Brought out something good in me
All in silence, please write back, please talk with me
And with excitement, let us ever greater be
Oh good God, oh now what's
What's troubling me
Things I've heard and some I've seen
Camera cars, ID and searches
Supermarket kills my street
Talked to men with rifles
Standing 'cross the station
Not police, a private force
Not armed to protect all people
Just the monied at the wharf
All in silence, please write back, please comfort me
And without violence, let us ever greater be
Ain't that how it's supposed to be?
All your silence, please write back, come stand with me
And though we're frightened, let us ever greater be.
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The Holding
04:22
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Russell Square
04:18
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No Last Verse
04:51
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Coming Back To Oslo
05:16
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Good Men Now
04:06
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mouth 4 rusty UK
Tales of living softly on the edge.
"Elegantly crafted hummable songs.."
- Rough
Trade
Mouth 4 Rusty are a male/female duo playing songs about morality, love and loss, childhood, life in general and the relationships between ourselves. Simple, traditionally-inspired songs that people can relate to, hummable music based on life as it unfolds, as early folk music was.
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