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Another strange, short piece written for mallets. Hope you enjoy!

The Wrong Birds

I Never Really (Really) Understood Animals

Video to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpMupuy-MY4&feature=youtu.be


"Down in the Willow Garden", also known as "Rose Connelly" is a traditional Appalachian murder ballad about a man facing the gallows for the murder of his lover: he gave her poisoned wine, stabbed her, and threw her in a river. It originated in the 19th century, probably in Ireland, before becoming established in the United States. The lyrics greatly vary among earlier versions, but professional recordings have stabilized the song in a cut-down form. First professionally recorded in 1927, it was made popular by Charlie Monroe's 1947 version, and it has been recorded dozens of times since then.

Down in the willow garden where me and my love did meet
There we sat a-courting my love fell off to sleep
I had a bottle of burgundy wine which my true love did not know
And there I poisoned that dear little girl down by the banks below
I drew my saber through her which was a bloody knife
I threw her in the river which was an awful sight
My father often told me that money would set me free
If I would murder that dear little miss whose name was Rose Connelly
Now he sits by his old cabin door a wiping his tear-brimmed eyes
Mourning for his only son out on the scaffold high
My race is run beneath the sun the devil is waiting for me
For I did murder that dear little girl whose name was Rose Connelly

Down in the Willow Garden (Traditional)

Heavenly lights.

"My Tango" composed by LINIR OR

I have no real brothers or sisters.
But what is "true"?
There are things that build up with each other.

This song of, My sister, Gina.

                        Gina Wood
https://soundcloud.com/gina-wood-837506330
https://open.spotify.com/artist/10MZlbHKE0RGk5zJMN0XQC

My Precious *G

This is part of an impressionistic interpretation of the 1975 novel by Philip K. Dick.

Music: Yankel Muromachi ¦ Words: Philip K. Dick

Information about the novel & full listing can be found on the playlist https://soundcloud.com/yankel-muromachi/sets/flow-my-tears-the-policeman-said

I hope you enjoy.

E.

Remastered using SC remastering feature.

Published on SC 27 October 2020

Wrapped In Fog

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