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Bilateral Craziness
04:16
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The Anglerfish
05:24
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We've Got Our Friends
04:10
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Listening to the radio
when I heard that time might have an end
They had discovered it's beginning
way back when
We've got our friends
We've got our music
and the promise of a sunrise
to get us through the night
so I'll phone a friend
and we'll write a song
to remind us what is good
until the end.
Sleeping along
it is good for me when rest is what I need
I thought my crying days were through
I guess they never are
But I've got some friends
and I've got some music
and the thought of coffee in the morning
to get me through the night
so I'll phone a friend
and we'll write a song
to remind me what is good
when I forget.
What can we learn
from the kindness of a stranger
the laughter of a child?
That will help us live a good life
until this world ends
We've got our friends
We've got our music
and the promise of a sunrise
to get us through the night
so I'll phone a friend
and we'll write a song
to remind us what is good
until the end
to remind us what is good
when we forget
to remind us what is good.
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Nuala's Tune
04:18
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The Squall
03:05
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I can find my own way home
and I can find my way alone
with a light a tune a map
I can find my way again
I have cried my tears by now
and I have felt my sorrow too
in head in heart in hand
when I was looking back to you
Every part of me is tired
Every heavy limb I know
My hair my skin my bones
when will I feel light again?
Play the music loud and slow
play the ones we all will know
a song a tune a fling
and I will learn them all again.
I can find my own way home
and I can find my way alone
with a light a tune a map
I can find my way again.
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Maura Shawn Scanlin Boston, Massachusetts
Boston-based fiddle player and songwriter Maura Shawn Scanlin is making her home among the Celtic and Acoustic music scenes across the country. Her playing is hailed for its inventiveness, fluidity, and tone. Her music brings together influences from Ireland, Scotland, and the American South, where she grew up. Maura tours actively with her duo Rakish and string quartet Rasa String Quartet. ... more
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