1. |
Lost Course
04:22
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and there the boat light lay
damaged by the salt
broken by a tail pipe
glass scattered
and when the men cried
it was hardly for the cost
more for the deliverence
of course, lost
when will they call it?
and when you first
spoke my name
it was because
she had left you
sailing a lost course
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2. |
Storming
04:48
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you storm in
now i am awake
you're stumbling
like i was
by spring
it was near pointless
with you heading
where i was
near me
your hair
like a lion's
but the manner
not quite as riotous
need me
you said
yet again
storming still
i just wanted you
to need me
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3. |
There's A Line
06:07
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there is a light
creeps in through your
grandmother's blinds
lying there
you're still, cold
your shape holds
a breathing boulder
but i cannot touch you
i won't
though i could
sing out to you
i don't
humming along
as you pour the tea
i sit. plaiting the threads
of my nightdress
would you undress me?
in the morning light
right before i've chance
to wake. quite
i cannot touch you
i won't
though i could
sing out to you
i don't
there's a fine red line
running along the floor
the bedspread
inbetween the pillows
inbeween our hands
there's a line
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Lucy Roleff Melbourne, Australia
Lucy Roleff is a classically trained, folk musician from Melbourne.
"The focal point
of Roleff’s music is, of course, her voice: this quavering, rather deep husk, that has the blunt European tongue of singers like Nico and Sibylle Baier"- Happy
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