1. |
Ancient Morning
04:34
|
|||
2. |
Leah's Song
04:19
|
|||
3. |
Wild Flowers
04:37
|
|||
|
All along the western coast
the sun is waking up the ocean
caught more fish than I could know
the boys in town are getting lonesome
Peeling skin summer swell
It's shorter in the northern country
the modern man can go to hell
I'll count my swings and fall the pine trees
All but a dream, possibly seems I'm the last one still in hunting
but I held to the end, it's hard to pretend that i'm lucky
Where I go no one knows
tucked up in the shaded mountains
found more coal than gold
It's hard to say it's worth the hike in
Wild flowers turning blue
the springs dried up, It's getting colder
and all day I think of you
this year will be a lonely winter
All but a dream, possibly seems I'm the last one in northern country
but I held till the end, it's hard to pretend that I'm happy.
Cob webs only catching dust
deep tucked in the cabin corners
an old blades collecting dust
claiming stakes for aching shoulders
Some days arn't the same
the valley winds are getting colder
and only myself to blame
and hell I know I'm getting older
All but a dream, possibly seams, I'm the last one in northern country
and I held till the end, It's hard to pretend that I'm happy
The words I would sing, of some melody that you taught me, in the city
the sweat in my brow, my hand to the plow, damn I'm lonely
Wild flowers turning blue
the springs dried up it's getting older
and all day I think of you
my hearts dried up and getting colder
Prone to wander now
It's easy living by the letter
when no ones around
but it's hard to say it's getting better
|
||||
4. |
Earnie's Song
04:20
|
|||
5. |
||||
6. |
Oncoming Sirens
03:27
|
|||
7. |
Bruno
03:38
|
|||
8. |
Seeing is Believing
05:53
|
|||
9. |
Trouble in the Bones
03:55
|
|||
10. |
Sun Salutation 1
02:46
|
|||
11. |
Sun Salutation 2
03:42
|
|||
12. |
Losing Light
04:11
|
|||
13. |
Writing in the Sand
04:02
|
|||
Marcus Fetch Birmingham, Alabama
If you like Marcus Fetch, you may also like:
Write The Soil Lighter
by Mother Juniper
“Write The Soil Lighter” is full of beguilingly mysterious folk-adjacent music, shrouded in shadow and atmospherics.
go to album
The Same Mistakes
by Hot Left Pole
Soft-as-a-whisper folk music, with spiderwebs of guitar and vocal melodies as comforting as a lullaby.
go to album
Whispery indie folk from the UK, “Hard Work” cradles soft and gentle vocal melodies in a nest of acoustic guitars.
go to album
Feel The Ground You Walk Upon
by Lewis McLaughlin
Old-fashioned fiddles harmonize with rippling synths on the Scottish singer-songwriter's latest collection of original folk songs.
go to album
LIFE ON EARTH
by Hurray For The Riff Raff
The latest from Hurray for the Riff Raff expands their sound into rock & psychedelia while offering trenchant, politically charged lyrics.
go to album
Singer-songwriter Henry Parker puts his own spin on the classic sounds of '60s and '70s British folk on this wilderness-inspired new LP.
go to album
From Knoxville, TN, Cereus Bright delivers an album of plaintive ambient folk and indie pop, with gauzy atmospheres & stirring melodies.
go to album
