1. |
The Body
03:10
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2. |
Mountaineer
01:54
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He watched the lightning in the sky
from the kitchen window of is house
"Come on", he mumbled to himself
He felt like he could cry
The first warning signs of the coming sleep
"Come on please hold your head up high"
He saw the waves that were breaking
At this very moment on an island in the sun
All alone like a mountaineer
He tried to hold his grip
with his hands around the kitchen sink
O no, why couldn't he be someone else?
A narcoleptic hell
He broke his skull on the sink as he fell
with no one else around
He saw the waves that were breaking
At this very moment on an island in the sun
Going on like a mountaineer
He thought that the rain fell straighter
as he lay dying on the kitchen floor
All alone, like a mountaineer
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3. |
Need an Ocean
02:26
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4. |
Anybody Out There
02:48
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5. |
True Detective
02:40
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Nothing here is ever undone
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6. |
Trickster
02:57
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7. |
Year of the Clown
01:59
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8. |
Crest
03:29
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Huxley Green Netherlands
Heart on his tongue and fire in his soul. This songwriter delivers his songs with affection and
keenness.
Without reserve or irony he brings a dinstinctive mix of folk, americana and lo-fi punk. He explores big themes and deep feelings, but he doesn't serve them up on a plate.
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