Name: Hello Hello by Mayo Hegar
Duration: 2 min 34 s
Description: Another Isolation Attic tune, this one written by members of the Sopwith Camel many years ago.

Summer of One-Thousand Seeds is a collection of songs about life and love along with the simple joys of summer.  These folk-pop tunes cultivate inviting, easily accessible melodies that will run on repeat through your head whether you want them to or not. 

All Things Sixth

Orenthology (Nurit's Song)

Even Though There Is Sadness In Their Eyes, There Is Happiness In Their Hands, ...

Janie

New Year's Resolution (Atticus Finch, Where Are You  Now?)

Song of the Homebody

Numbers

Chelsea Fair Song

The special Fall Fund Drive edition of Local Spins on WYCE features the debut of several tracks by Michigan artists, including Jesse Ray & The Carolina Catfish, Eric O'Daly, Izubel, Avalon Cutts-Jones and more.

Local Spins on WYCE (9/29/23)

Lyrics/Vocals: Stephanie Morgan
Piano: Merrick Noyes
Recording/Mixing/Mastering: Mike Johnson

Lyrics:

Do you lay it down on snowy ground, do you? 
When the tears of December rule, do you?

But for the grace I go

Like laughter after a fight… do you?
When they sent a greater story back,
I ran, and this stayed

But for the grace I go

Wanting to learn, to understand
Holding this seed in my hand
Oh and a life
It found a way in
The flower of enough
And it grows in a time without
In the snow there

But for the grace I go

But for the Grace I Go (ft. Stephanie Morgan)

Another Isolation Attic tune, this one written by members of the Sopwith Camel many years ago.

Hello Hello

Mayo Hegar

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