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Bramble Wood
04:02
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In This Garden
04:58
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I've never been to the country before,
it's nice,
nice & green, not all grey any more,
but I'm
somewhat afraid in this wide open space,
I'm scared,
to be outside, it's a dangerous place
for me.
"Don't be frightened in this garden,
it's much safer than where you came from"
I'm gonna build me a place of my own
right here,
in these fields, I'll make me my home,
so I can
protect myself from the wind & the rain,
be safe
from animals, wild & un-tamed,
I will.
When I'm outside I carry this gun,
so I can
make it safe for when my friends come,
& they can
all build themselves their homes right next door
to me,
I'll never need to be alone any more,
I won't.
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Nonacophony
04:32
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Aqualucidity
03:52
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Loves Last Chance
03:14
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Late Summer Sun
04:06
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The Devil's Handshake
05:10
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matarison England, UK
composer; guitarist; pianist
from Canterbury
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