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You and I
Have much to say
But we’ve seldom ever spoken
And my English very broken
You would like
A world of Art
But that’s too much introspection
I’m so sick of self-reflection
I am on
the Ferris wheel
And I’m jumping off the top wrung
You’ll catch me at the bottom
All I am
Or ever was
Is a culprit and a winner
Cause’ I’m only getting thinner
It’s nice to know you’re nice to know
A popular act with the travelling show
It’s nice to know you’re nice to know
In person
You and I
Are much alike
All your future predictions
All my present addictions
I would lie
To get a laugh
The summer in your pocket
An Angel with a docket
Lidl cans
And Aldi wine
Artists in a recession
With an unhealthy obsession
With life and death
A “casket-ball”
You don’t find me very funny
And I drank all of the money
It’s nice to know you’re nice to know
A popular act with the travelling show
It’s nice to know you’re nice to know
In person
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The Top Road Band (Live)
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Leevy Cork, Ireland
The songs and music of Gaeltacht reared artist Amhlaoibh McSweeney.
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Leevy recommends:
Somehow the retrospective sounds of my college years, captures Limerick beautifully.
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Heaviness / Tachycardia
by The Low Field
The Lower the Field, the better
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Whispery indie folk from the UK, “Hard Work” cradles soft and gentle vocal melodies in a nest of acoustic guitars.
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From Cork, Ireland, Lewis Barfoot writes mystic, majestic songs derived from regional folk, with an ambient music aura.
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The Two Worlds
by Brigid Mae Power
The latest LP from Brigid Mae Power is gorgeous and ghostly, setting Power’s voice against soft brushes of guitar, piano, & shuffling drums.
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Overvalued Ideas
by Shaking Chains
Charmingly wonky, danceable post-punk from Manchester with a pop heart and the soul of protest folk.
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