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The Cuckoo
04:31
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My Revolution
05:52
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Water
04:26
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I don't want to be here.
One wish and I would be there.
Gently the broad stream carries her.
My world is changing, becoming rendered like brushstrokes.
Here since the years that made me.
Like winter stars she is unchanging.
Her beauty is sorrow.
I want my own past tomorrow.
Here since the years..
Stop this boat I'm ready for the curse to take me.
I've had enough now I'm seasick.
Sick of the struggle of being.
I welcome my life, all I see, become brushstrokes.
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Unsatisfied
05:39
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Movement
03:21
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Barney Byron Northampton, UK
Welcome! Here you'll find my latest self-recorded albums.
Stylistically, it's all over the place. What starts off as
one thing often ends up as another. It's all about the songs that I seem to spend my life chasing. They occupy my mind for a while, I record them and move onto the next one. I'm hugely self conscious about them but here they are, for the world to hear if it would like to listen.
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