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Identify
02:26
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Im not an irish man
Im not a British man
Some say Im barely a man at all.
I dont go fishing
I dont watch football
But i`ll fish around for some words to sing,
Cause` I dont wanna find some job that makes me bored.
[Chorus}
[Identify,
Are you are to live?
Are you afraid to die?
Are you terrified,
that theres something you might have missed?
Well get a train, get a plane.
and go wherever, you wanna go.
Get high, Get low, stay happy.]
Im no Bob Dylan,
Im no Bruce Springsteen.
Theres probably a million,
Other guys like me.
In the coffee shops.
And in the bars.
Well theyre singing and theyre strummin` their old guitars.
[Chorus]
[Identify,
Are you are to live?
Are you afraid to die?
Are you terrified,
that theres something you might have missed?
Well get a train, get a plane.
and go wherever, you wanna go.
Get high, Get low...
Enjoy the show,
Sing along to the words that you know.
And most of all, dont forget.
And most of all, try your best
To stay happy]
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2. |
Going Out
03:40
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I've been walking down this road and i've been walking alone.
Been getting tired of feeling this tired, somethings itching at my bones.
I've got a little space to fill and you, need somewhere to hide.
So come with me and we'll keep walking on,
down by this hazy nights side.
I can't remember where we came from,
You can't remember where we've got to go.
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3. |
Chains
03:56
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4. |
Heavy Minds
04:17
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5. |
Orange Like Summer
04:30
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6. |
Western Sunrise
03:13
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Darren Hill Belfast, UK
Singer/Songwriter from Belfast influenced mainly by Folk, Punk and Rock.
Darren Hill recommends:
If You're Goin' That Way
by Joshua Burnside
Not gunna lie, I've listened to this one about 1000 times and it hasn't got any less interesting from the first time I heard it.
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Who doesn't love ten minute long songs and good old fashioned Rock'N'Roll?
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Once Upon A Time In Montréal
by Murray A. Lightburn
The folk artist explores grief through these smooth and soulful tracks.
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Hell on Church Street
by punchbrothers
A re-envisioning of Tony Rice's classic album "Church Street Blues" from Brooklyn progressive bluegrass quartet Punch Brothers.
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