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Heavy Prayers
05:04
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Preach to the unknown
Master what you know
Plant the seed
It helps the fruit to grow
Be at one
You suffer the most for so little sin
I don't think he answers heavy prayers
The rest is yours to keep
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Poetry
04:44
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Breathing Space
00:49
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A Garden
03:41
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It could be chance
How these colours bleed
All the flowers, in their bloom
And now it starts
Something new
Growing branches that once were roots
And I'll find a way to say thank you
Through all impossibilities
You will discover me
I'm waking up
From a winter
Tear the cold from my bones
And I see a garden
Between our eyes
Open wide
And I'll find a way to say thank you
Through all impossibilities
You will discover me
Now it's only you
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Cinnamon Milk
05:22
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I’m drinking filtered water
And the innocent climb borders
I see stormy weather
But can’t hear their thunder
I’m breathing in clean air
Yet gasping for solidarity
Clouds of dust they smother
Pull a child from its mother
Cinnamon milk to help your head
And let the sleep drown out the dread
In feather walls, safe in your bed
Deafening sounds to silence them
A name, no numbers
Faces of lovers
Over and over
Home is not a jungle
A wall, a concrete monster
Home.
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Rosie Tee Birmingham, UK
Rosie Tee is a composer/performer who forges an innovative, atmospheric blend of electronica, psych and avant-pop amongst the industrial backdrop of the UK's second city.
Rosie Tee recommends:
The Corner of a Sphere (2018)
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What a wordsmith this guy is! The tangle of these dry poems with his band's lush sound is moreish. This earns top spot as my most listened to album right now!
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