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Mother Earth
06:54
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I wanna see the dirt under your fingers
And I wanna be your hand on dirty shovel
And I want to heal the soil below the buried leaves
'Cause I wanna seed our earthly Mother 'til she's free
Mother Earth - Drown 'em all into the river
Father Future - Burn 'em all into the dirt
I wanna see your blood under the thistle
And I wanna be your hand on loaded trigger
And I wanna heal the soil by burying you and me
'Cause I wanna feed our earthly Mother 'til she's free
Mother Earth - Drown 'em all into the river
Father Future - Burn 'em all into the dirt
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Broken Vows
04:42
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Kegan DeBoheme QLD, Australia
Referred to as "possessed by the dark, unapologetic ghosts of the deep South" (Pinboard, 2011), Kegan DeBoheme has been likened to the prominent rock singers of both the 70's and the 90's.
Kegan DeBoheme recommends:
Stevie Nicks meets the Doors.
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Broadside Ballads
by Ryan Boldt
Really interesting voice, simple vintage production with chair-creaks, mic hiss and all kinds of organic sounds. Like a sadder, mellower nick drake singing about the changing seasons.
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Keith Richards, Rosanne Cash, Lucinda Williams, Joan Jett, and more pay tribute to the enduring and visionary music of Lou Reed.
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