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Be My Eyes
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Thunder Bay
03:54
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Out For The West
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To Look Over The Grounds
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Black Bird Tune
02:11
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Cub
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Tell Them Memphis
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Take the rest, (believe I've) had my fill
Take it down to where the boys are laying still
Can't figure where to go
Can't say just how much it shows
But I can say that surely if I stay
That you would only bear the worst
The awful brunt of what the others might say
And wouldn't that bear quite a thirst
Can't figure what's to become
When it's hard enough to say just what we done
So if I don't see you before you see them
Do give my best to those giving friends
And tell them 'Memphis'
Though I am down the road a little ways
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Somewhere in the Blue
01:54
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Castanets Portland, Oregon
We need songs for shelter, and Raymond Raposa can build a shelter from almost anything: the sun-bleached bones of a drum track and a couple spare organ chords; a carpet of creeping synth arpeggios, a scaffolding of multi-tracked harmonies, a few scraps of alto sax to prop up the whole structure. Decimation Blues, Raposa’s sixth release as Castanets, marks a decade of scavenger architecture. ... more
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