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The Mainland is Burning
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The Wake
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Providence (1.1.19)
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It was providence and we knew it for what it was.
As we watched it all slip beneath the waves.
And the hand that was heavy upon us,
Bore its own marks of sorrow and pain.
What dreams will the tide pull down?
What hopes will the grave contain?
We numbered the souls that did not surface,
Gone down among the dulse and the wrack.
Two hundred and five taken from us.
The salt will dry when all these tides run slack.
What dreams will the tide pull down?
What hope will the grave contain?
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The Empty Croft
06:28
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The Chairmaker Aberdeen, UK
The Chairmaker is a band from Scotland, creating cinematic alt-rock and textural music. The band's members (Pete Nixon and Grant Macaskill) have been recording experimentally together since 2005, when they worked on Macaskill's third solo album, but have released little of their music to the public. Islanded (2021) is their first major release release, after the 2018 EP Reconstructed Versions. ... more
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