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Harmony Hill

Apples in Winter

ÉAD

Conjuring Storms

Hugsi Bert Um Teg

Written by Lisa Murray and Bogdan Hrechka
Produced by Lisa Murray
Vocal Production by Ramera Abraham
Mixed by Lisa Murray
Mastered by Chris Le Monde

Lyrics:
Shuigh mé síos ar an eitleán
Agus d’fhág mé slán
Leis an saol breá a bhí agam
Mo chairde, mo chlann

Caithfidh mé dul thar lear
Tá aisling i mo chroí
Clú agus cáil táim ag guí
Go mbeadh m’ainm i soilse buí

Is glas iad na cnoic a bhíonn i bhfad uainn
I find myself praying I’ll be home soon
But when the road gets long and I’m down on my luck
Chun an fhírinne a rá
Bím uaigneach
When the city lights are out there gleaming
I know I’ve got something to believe in
But when I’m all alone and the going gets tough
Ag deireadh an lae
Bím uaigneach

Uaigneach

Táim anseo i m’arasán
But something feels wrong
Níl mé teolaí gan mo thinteán
I’ve been gone for too long

Ní thuigeann tú cén fáth
I packed up and left home
Ach thit me i ngrá
Leis an saol atá romham

Is glas iad na cnoic a bhíonn i bhfad uainn (i bhfad uainn)
I find myself praying I’ll be home soon (home soon)
But when the road gets long and I’m down on my luck
Chun an fhírinne a rá
Bím uaigneach
When the city lights are out there gleaming
I know I’ve got something to believe in
But when I’m all alone and the going gets tough
Ag deireadh an lae
Bím uaigneach

Fillfidh mé arís nuair a bheidh an t-am cheart
But in between just know you’re in my heart
Tamallín eile a stór, you’ll see me at your door
Le canadh agus gáire go leor, I won’t leave anymore

Is glas iad na cnoic a bhíonn i bhfad uainn (i bhfad uainn)
I find myself praying I’ll be home soon (home soon)
But when the road gets long and I’m down on my luck
Chun an fhírinne a rá
Bím uaigneach
When the city lights are out there gleaming (gleaming)
I know I’ve got something to believe in (believe in)
But when I’m all alone and the going gets tough
Ag deireadh an lae
Bím uaigneach
Uaigneach

I ndeireadh na dála
Bím uaigneach

Release date:
29th November 2024

uaigneach

Here is the 3rd track off our new album. The first hornpipe is the melody of an old Irish song 'The Pride of Petravore' that Shane learned from Enda Scahill of the amazing 'We Banjo 3'. The second reel we learned from Enda's brother Fergal called 'The Lads of Laois'. The final tune 'The sailor on the Rock' is a well-known traditional tune.

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In the hush after the storm, the forest begins to breathe again.
Northern Soul: November Air is a collection of songs about that stillness — when the air clears, the work is done, and mercy feels like wind through pine.
Written and produced in the cinematic folk-soul language of THOCE, these tracks blend acoustic guitar, felt piano, brass, nyckelharpa, and strings into warm, human stories of endurance and grace.
Each song is a reflection of quiet strength: the sound of light returning to cold air, of hearts mending in their own time.
No grandeur, no noise — just the pulse of the North rediscovering its soul.
Listen slowly.
Breathe.
November air is enough.

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