Name: The Fisherman & His Wife by WKTB
Duration: 18 min 24 s
Description: "The Fisherman and His Wife" is a German fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm in 1812. The tale is about dissatisfaction and greed. It may be classified as an anti-fairy tale. Read aloud by Neptune Lady, a.k.a. "KT"

The Grimm Brothers? I recorded this so many years ago. How I wish I could fix that. It's Brothers Grimm!

A psychedelic journey to keep you company when you'd rather stay inside, warm, and cozy. A virtual adventure of sorts. It begins with a tribal homage to the soul, calming the nerves, and trusting the guide. There is joy, there is peace, there is sweetness, there is a journey into space, and in the end, you'll be prompted to find your own adventure. Whether it's outside in nature, or inside a familiar space.

Magical Journey

No matter how hard I try
I'll always have to goodbye
The whole thing just goes awry 
You have to admit it's a lie

Tender hooves on the roof of steam 
Walking slowly and pittering
Hear the horses 
Hear the horses dream

No matter how hard I pry 
I'll always have to be blind
The whole thing is televised
You have to admit it's a prize

And when it's a giant eye
You'll always want to know why
The whole thing just went awry
When everyone's saying goodbye

Tender hooves on the roof of steam 
Walking slowly and pittering
Hear the horses 
Hear the horses dream

No matter how hard you cry 
You'll always have magic inside
The whole thing to find where it hides
You have to admit is your pride 

And when it is time to die
Your body's a shell set aside
The whole point's to love while you fly
Instead of waiting for goodbye

Tender hooves on the roof of steam 
Walking slowly and pittering
Hear the horses 
Hear the horses dream

Tender hooves on the roof of steam 
Walking slowly and pittering
Hear the horses 
Hear the horses dream

When Horses Dream

Gliding by Memory Station 
And what's expected of me

It's a nowhere glass
As the hours pass

Prickling thorn
The honey bee
Make no mistake
I'm fast asleep

Oh dolly keep me safe
From panic strafe
Though sometime, yes, sometime you'll be a waif

Oh dolly dance with me
Sip your tea
But never don't ever grow old with me
(grow old with me)

Walking through master equations
And what adioins slices of me

Any time will do
When this thing is through

Pieces of glass
We all will fade
This'll be my
Break from the shade

Oh, give me purpose still
Complete my will
But never not ever without a thrill...

Responsibility
Put chains on me
And never don't ever let go of me...
(let go of me)

When I'm lost deep in a forest
The trees and the stars surrounding me

Stare at fire light
Burning wild bright

Turn your face high
We're riding on...
A planet that floats
Around the sun...

Oh ficker ashes be
Still with me
Rising like raindrops into the trees

Oh ficker ashes be
Above me
And never don't ever don't set me free
(Set me free...)

If I just move my body
And see adventures await

Any time - just move
Feel the violent groove

Morsels of laughter
At the moon
We will up
And dancing soon

Oh journey fly my fleet
Whisper sweet
Nothings sweet nothings into my feet

Oh journey linger on
End this song
So that we all just might move along...
(Let's move along...)

Money In The Bank

"The Fisherman and His Wife" is a German fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm in 1812. The tale is about dissatisfaction and greed. It may be classified as an anti-fairy tale. Read aloud by Neptune Lady, a.k.a. "KT"

The Fisherman & His Wife

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4. The Mischievous Dog
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