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Angry Letter
02:38
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Hold on Me
02:22
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She lives on the river
Takes her time through the pines
Pinning clothes on the line again
Water rushes by her side
She cares for the abandoned
The sick the broken and the lost
In a language of kindness
She speaks of mercy to us all
Oh you and her and me
We can all agree
What she could be
She holds court in the kitchen
Tales of Yorkshire spilling from her lips
With frequent apologies
For being flesh and being bone
She’s brewing tea again
Spinning wool in the wind
She is the window in the mountain
And she carries on
Oh you and her and me
We can all agree
What she could be
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4. |
Rest When You Can
02:58
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Unbound
03:58
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Now as Never Before
03:06
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Rosalie
04:00
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8. |
San Marcos
04:42
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9. |
Fire in The Hills
07:48
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