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Words
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Woke to a smell of a fire,
from my garden,
it's probably just another kid,
unfortunately prone to sin,
I hate when they do that,
it's hurting my flowers,
wish they'd stop!
Words,
like drizzling dew drops,
hastily imbibed, and swayed astray,
it's all superficial, anyway,
oh, so inveigh,
and thoughts portray!
Words are a form of weaponry,
use too many and you'll be in harm's way,
so wisely compose your verses for He...
Trying to experience ev'rything,
trying to have a taste of it all,
the well that never fills,
to the top,
hmm...
All we do, is talk too much, too fast,
and all that does is provoke the flames!
Seeding, harvesting,
seeding, harvesting,
seeding, harvesting,
seeding.
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Daniel Goldstein and Sara Umansky Ra'Anana, Israel
The Folk duo of composer Daniel Goldstein (b. 1999) and violist Sara Umansky (b. 2001).
Their songs,
influenced by classical music, as well as by The Decemberists and Roy Harper, and employ lush orchestrations, are each like a basket of homemade baked goods: comforting and made with love for appreciating stomachs... or, well, ears.
'Small, modest and beautiful' - Guy Tene, Lahiton, 30/06/2016
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