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My English Garden
03:23
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All Varieties Are Good
03:24
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3. |
Winnow
03:46
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4. |
Nature's Piano
02:59
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[lyrics by Chris Weisman]
Nature’s piano
Is never in tune
The strings are too long
They always go blue
But we’re born to this earth
So we do what we do
And prepare the piano
By the rays of the moon
The forest is ancient
Tangled and dense
It’s nature’s piano
It doesn’t make sense
Yet we find ourselves here
And our figures agree
This place is a riddle
This place is a mystery
When we come to the clearing
Where the powerlines weep
Pull out that map
That you drew in your sleep
Don’t scramble the signal
Turn off your phones
Listen for something
Down in the limestone
It’s more like a feeling
Some notes are so low
And some are so high
On nature’s piano
You can’t hear a thing
You can’t make it out
Except for the goosebumps
Except for the gänsehaut
Her family were dowsers
It ran in their blood
They lived in this region
Before it was flooded
They scattered the compass
But where did they go
Each followed a ley line
Of nature’s piano
I stand on a key
It’s as big as a house
I could never depress it
I’m as poor as a church mouse
But on a good night
Though I’ve nothing to pay
On the good nights
It sings for me anyway
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5. |
It's A Hit
00:47
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6. |
Paradise
02:39
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7. |
Song Of Rest
03:14
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8. |
The Grotto
04:38
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In 2019 Ruth Garbus took mushrooms which told her to record an album with Sam Gendel and Phil Melanson. Ruth lives in Brattleboro, VT, Sam lives in LA, and Phil lives in Toronto.
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