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Island
05:32
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I live on an Island. Close to the sea, waiting
I live on a Mountain. As far as I see, I’m waiting
Sometimes the earth moves
This delicate land could sink under the sea
Away underneath me, away underneath me
We live on an Island.
Made from the same dust we walk over
We live on this Mountain.
Forget ourselves, think we are greater
Sometimes the earth moves
This delicate land could sink under the sea
Away underneath me, away underneath me
E noho ana au ki te Mautere
E noho ana au ki te Maunga
We live on an Island
We live on a Mountain
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Pieces of love
04:38
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Reaching for the Moon
04:33
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Wanderers
03:11
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La La Song
04:21
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Every day I'm watching you
You have no idea how beautiful you are
It's the little things that make you you
Nobody can do that quite the way you do
You are forever on my mind I couldn't forget you if I tried
You are tattooed upon my hands, everything I do it for you
La la la la la la I couldn't forget you if I tried
You can believe me and the promises I make
You know I cannot lie to you I only tell you truth
You are forever on my mind I couldn't forget you if I tried
You are tattooed upon my hands, everything I do it for you
La la la la la la I couldn't forget you if I tried
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Low lights
03:49
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I can feel the lowlights coming over me
I can feel the lowlights from this state I’m in
I can see the light now even though it’s dim
A little glow on the horizon
I can hear the music even in the dark
Like a beacon and ringing in my heart
As sure as the earth spins and brings me ‘round again
To a little glow on the horizon
Awake O sleeper and rise from the dead of night
Let the day dawn upon you give you sight
Lift up your eyes now and you will find
There’s a little light on the horizon
A little glow on the horizon
A little glow on the horizon
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7. |
Weaving
04:10
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8. |
You are a Star
04:18
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Soldiers
03:27
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10. |
Diamond
03:19
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Jess Chambers New Zealand
New album 'Desire' a minimalist ode to love.
‘Jess Chambers' 2008 debut was full of
mini-masterpieces from the depths of a haunted heart, and the follow-up is even more affecting.’ The Nelson Mail
'Like Welch and Rawlings these two had the ability, with just two instruments, to keep their audience engaged – entranced is not too strong a word – for the better part of two hours.' Karl du Fresne
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ancient elfin melodies sung by this their queen. Glowing.
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This really is a thing of beauty. Sun's going down and I'm gently relaxing when there's so much happening to oppose that state in these extraordinary times. (And much of it caused by humans.) Thank you, Rachel.
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