song Of sound. catching The sun. who Even knows. 

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Song off of Rae Spoon's Armour off of Rae's Spoon new album.
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Stolen Song

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KXMRXN | BELIEVE IN

I met Geraldine Mcmanus during a very brief visit to the Standing Rock Water Protectors' camp in October 2016, while we were on tour with the then-new Teach, Inspire, Be Real cd. When I saw her again about 8 months later, she asked me to write a song that would tell the story of the buffalo coming to help the people and the water at Standing Rock. I listened to Geraldine for 3 hours as she told me about the vision she had during a healing session and then how the buffalo came to Standing Rock during the fall, and then again in the winter. The song tells it, but only 8 or 9 water protectors were there that deep winter day when Geraldine's vision came true and the buffalo came and sacrificed themselves. The story of this great gift is going out as we sing and tell and re-member the infinite generosity of noble buffalo who somehow knew there was going to be bloodshed at the confluence that day. 
The whole world is watching.
Water is Life.

Turn Toward The Sun 
-- Lyrics by Diane Patterson

There are footprints of ancestors falling all around
Turn toward the sun, remember who you are
Turn toward the sun, remember who you are

Let me tell you how I know, let this story here be told
Of when the buffalo came to save us all from DAPL.
The vision had been seen by the protector, Geraldine
Ancestors would bring the old ones back.
Great Tatanka’s gone so long their genocide is still a song
Of sorrow on the land where the great herds ran.

But now the people gathered strong to face Dakota Access Pipeline on
The Standing Rock Lakota Reservation.
Tribes came in from all around and peacefully, stood their ground
DAPL’s war machine could not cut them down.
Corporate government chose not to help, but thousands came and risked themselves
To save the water for all sons and daughters.

There are footprints of ancestors falling all around
Turn toward the sun, remember who you are
Turn toward the sun, remember who you are

Tensions rose, and so I’m told, when winter fell on young and old
The confluence of waters there had not been spared.
White Buffalo Calf Woman heard the prayer, and in the vision she looked over where 
The people stood by day to protect the water.
It was there, the sacrifice was made that first time the bison came,
One small herd running to stop the pipeline.
But later in the winter, let it be known and remembered
Buffalo broke the fence and ran to Oceti camp.

They were 30, 40 strong that day. The buffalo took the heat, they say
And I’m sorry to repeat, but they got shot.
They laid down their lives, and many got shot!

They said, “Look here, you hired gun, We know this war’s an unjust one,
Take us instead, our blood is just as RED!!”

There are footprints of ancestors falling all around
Turn toward the sun, remember who you are
Turn toward the sun, remember who you are

Thank you, noble buffalo, and thanks, courageous protectors
May you always stand up for what you know
And as for sister Geraldine, descendant of Sitting Bull, believe me,
She won’t forget the water or the vision she has seen
She won’t forget the buffalo or the sacrifice they bring
She says, Turn toward the sun, remember who you are
She says, Turn toward the living, remember who you are

Turn Toward The Sun

Seen

SEEN

1. A Green Carnation 
2. Birdwatching 2:48
3. Leaving Home 3:33
4. The Art of the Flirt 6:41
5. When Did I Become Invisible? 11:09
6. Assumptions 13:24
7. Time to Straighten up Your Home 14:51
8. I Don't Want to Hide 18:24
9. We Turned to the Dancefloor 19:34
10. That Generation 22:58
11. A Gaelic Lullaby 24:45
12. Not Today, Thank You 26:45
13. The Ballad of Suzy and Pat 28:17
14. His Eyes 32:06
15. It's Been Seventeen Years 34:53
16. Pillar Box Red 37:01
17. Perhaps 39:23
18. What Happened to the Gateways Girls? 43:12
19. Liberation. Not Equality 46:43
20. A Matter of Pride 49:58
21. Epilogue 53:36
22. A Green Carnation (Reprise) 56:00

Book: Megan Cronin / Music & Lyrics: Joseph Atkins
Engineers: Paul Chivers, Sam Atkins, Aiwan Obinyan and David Blackburn
Violin: Hannah Bell / 'Cello: Joe Keenan
Additional Production: Sam Atkins
Recorded at Wac Arts, London and the Young Vic.
Producers: Imogen Brodie, Dan de la Motte and Young Vic Taking Part
Copyright: Megan Cronin and Joseph Atkins 2020

Carnation For A Song (Original Cast Recording)

Wild's classic - a sunny country song to lift our spirits

~~~

Well I was alone, and I was down
I went through life, with a big old frown
And then one day, you came my way
Made my life sunny, and chased the clouds away


And if you should ever get to leaving
Well I ask just one thing of you
That I can keep a little of your Sun in my Heart
So my skies will always be blue


Well the Spring is pretty, with the flowers all in bloom
And the long Summer days are lovely too
And in the cold of Fall and Winter,
well I know I’ll be keeping warm with you


And if you should ever get to leaving
Well I ask just one thing of you
That I can keep a little of your Sun in my Heart
So my skies will always be blue


And if you should ever get to leaving
Well I ask just one thing of you
That I can keep a little of your Sun in my Heart
So my skies will always be blue

May I keep a little of your Sun in my Heart,
so my skies will always be blue

~~~

All composition, lyrics, vocals and guitar by Wild

Fire in the Wild

Sun In My Heart

Table Manners

Sur La Nuit

Drawing from their soul-healing wanders in nature, country folk singer-songwriter Wild brings stories to life from the Woods ~

"I love performing round campfires, in forest festivals, and for LGBTQIA+ events, and I like to invite audiences to sing along. I also write and sing for young children, through my work in forest schools".

Wild has performed for UK festivals and LGBTIQ+ events including Trans Pride Brighton, LGBT+ History Month, Into The Wild festival, Timber Festival, and Transpose: Tate Modern.

My pronouns are: they, them, their - e.g. "I love their jacket, turquoise is a great colour on them"

Sun In My Heart

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