Name: Willow by Heather Hughes
Duration: 3 min 5 s
Description: A rough recording of a country song I wrote when I got back from tour.

Heard It All Before (Winter Solstice 2013)

Friday 03:35 PM

Aloft among our words, filtered faith in long lost terms. And I don't want to fall apart

No I don't want to fall apart.



You gotta cut me off so, I don't get too close, you got me on the ropes, further way from the truth we go. I'm the one that lost though, your the one who's gone rogue. Further way from the truth we go



Further away

Further away, I think we're making a mess, it's taking hold I'm shameless, save ourselves from ourselves, further way from the truth we go.



First recruit of trouble, self sabotage your love, colder pulse in our trust. All that's said can't be undone and I don't want to fall apart, I think we've fallen to far remember when we lost hope. Further way from the truth we go.



Further away

Further away, I think we're making a mess, it's taking hold I'm shameless, save ourselves from ourselves, further way from the truth we go.



Aloft among our words

Filtered faith in long lost terms

Never will we ever be sure, aloft among our words

Never will we ever be sure, aloft among our words 



AND I DONT WANT TO FALL APART

no I don't want to fall apart, fall apart fall apart

Self sabotage your love



I think we're making a mess, it's taking hold I'm shameless, save ourselves from ourselves, further way from the truth we go.





Substance

Aloft

The first of May is marked in Ireland (and across Europe more broadly), as a day on which the summer is welcomed in; where garlands of flowers decorate the houses, in which young women of the locality bring cattle up to higher summer pastures to graze, in which the community re-asserts its boundaries, and the family unit aims to garner for itself prosperity and good luck for the coming summer. In this edition of Blúiríní Béaloidis / Folklore Fragments, hosts Claire Doohan and Jonny Dillon discuss some of the traditions and customs popularly observed at this time; from hiring fairs and Booleying, to shapeshifting witches and May altars. For now, rough winter has gone, and flowers cover the world - therefore we bid you welcome, noble summer!

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Blúiríní Béaloidis 02 - May Day Folklore

Bullet - Demo 2012

A free form exploration at the end of our last session for VAUdeVILLE. Featuring:
Marcus Hughes, Rally Terrill, Josh Applebee and yours truly.

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A rough recording of a country song I wrote when I got back from tour.

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Willow

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