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Will you take a walk with me
By the river
By the sea
Through the woods, and
Through the trees
Across the meadow
Feel the breeze
While we can?
Hold me close
Hold me tight
Turn your face to the light
Feel the heat of
Burning sand
Kiss my lips
Hold my hand
While we can
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Want You Alive
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Will you take a walk with me
By the river
By the sea
Through the woods, and
Through the trees
Across the meadow
Feel the breeze
While we can?
Hold me close
Hold me tight
Turn your face to the light
Feel the heat of
Burning sand
Kiss my lips
Hold my hand
While we can
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The Argent Grub Bradford, UK
This much is known.
The Argent Grub create music. There will probably be guitars
involved.
Sometimes loud Sometimes quiet Sometimes loud
Working out of Juliusstrasse Studios in Bradford, UK, the recording and production is done with free and open source software.
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I discovered Lianne Hall via John Peel's Festive Fifty, and bought this album on mail order CD years ago. Lianne's voice is beautiful, the songs are simple and really well crafted, and I love them all
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Most recent release from Dean is another sonic guitar masterpiece. All his stuff is good. He records each track in a single take, and it's generally mind blowing.
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Not only does Death Hags have the confidence to cover Alice by the Sisters Of Mercy, but she pulls it off brilliantly - the rest of the tracks are also excellent. New ways of looking at old things.
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