1. |
Pound a Week Rise
03:39
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2. |
Seaglass
04:15
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3. |
Ebb and Flow
02:06
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Summer nights come rolling in,
Dark evenings are on the mend and I, I,
Sit and while the time away,
Watch the days begins to fade and I, I.
Feel the ebb and flow of all the times that wish to pass,
Oh, oh, oh
We know there's darker days to come,
We can watch the evenings come undone and I, I
The stars will fall like dominos,
The waves are crashing row upon row but I, I
Feel the ebb and flow of all the times that wish to pass,
Oh, oh, oh
In dark the colours fly into the sky,
Create a million galaxies and no one questions why
They shine when we all think that we're alone
oh, oh, oh
So come on,
Èist ris an talamh a ’tòiseachadh a’ seinn
She's calling out for you, oh
I can feel the ebb and flow of all the times that wish to pass,
Oh, oh, oh
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4. |
Tiny Trains
03:51
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Pushing tiny trains around
On the shining pristine floor
Only feels like yesterday since
Life hit me like it never did before
And you lift me from the floor
I can’t recall a time before
There was room enough for two
The rooms they only seemed to grow
As these things often do
And there’s always room for two
We’ll go chasing over bridges
A new wind in our heels
Racing cross the hard, wet sand
Just to see how the ocean feels
I hear you playing in your dressing gown
As if you’re on the grandest stage
Nineteen years have flown in now
And we’ve nothing left to change
And I’ll see you on the stage
We’ll go chasing over bridges
A new wind in our heels
Racing cross the hard, wet sand
Just to see how the ocean feels
Now I’ll say goodbye for another week
But I’ll see you here again
Maybe not for a little while
But I’ll keep singing until then
And I’ll always see you again
So we’ll walk into tomorrow
With the sunrise at our backs
Watch the world keep spinning round
As we forge a brand new track
While the sun shines on our backs
We’ll go chasing over bridges
A new wind in our heels
Racing cross the hard, wet sand
Just to see how the ocean feels
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5. |
Sweeping The Floor
03:40
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6. |
Lon-dubh
01:47
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7. |
Above a Café
04:05
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8. |
The Last Ships
03:38
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Well the last ships have left the shore
I can’t see your smile anymore
When the wind hits in the dead of night
I will dream that you’re keeping right
But we all must go alone
Reaching out into the world
Some will be there some will be gone
When the time comes we all must move on
Now the horizon stretches out
Like a child who’s just learnt to shout
His own name into the world
Waiting for his mind to unfurl
But we all must go alone
Reaching out into the world
Some will be there some will be gone
When the time comes we all must move on
Sit and watch the tracks spread
For miles across the land
Worries couldn’t find us there
Hand in Hand
Back when we were young
And before we all grew up
And life found ways of pushing us aside
Well the last songs are in the air
And we’ve danced through moods foul and fair
So we’ll sing to the moonlit sky
And hear ourselves in the tunes floating by
But we all must go alone
Reaching out into the world
Some will be there some will be gone
When the time comes we all must move on
But we all must go alone
Reaching out into the world
Some will be there some will be gone
When the time comes we all must move on
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Madderam Glasgow, UK
"A really special concoction of classy and well-placed musicality" - Innes Watson
Madderam are a
young folk band from Central Scotland. Comprising of a mix of guitar, fiddles, whistle, clarsach and vocals, the band has built a unique sound while remaining true to their roots. All members bring a different voice and style to the band's varied sound with a constantly expanding repertoire.
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