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Seven Whistlers
03:51
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Baby Too Bad
02:59
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Smelt Mill Bay
03:54
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Smelt Mill Bay
Rainbows over Smelt Mill Bay
Misty woods on the costal way
Saw a bird bear my cares away
And vanish in the clouds
Oh I wish I was in Bangor, now
Past the black door with the blood red squares
Nestled in the back bar on those long bench chairs
God bless those yellow walls for I was happy there
They clutched my heart so tight
Oh I wish I was in Fealty’s tonight
All those years of loneliness
Quiet rooms and crying fits
How I hungered for the tenderness
Of a friend’s hand on my arm
Ghosts may haunt the Jenny Watts
Jelly beans and silly talk
We took Dot out for a walk
Down by Jamaica Inn
Oh I will miss the campus faces
The pursuit of academic graces
But aching hearts need hearthside places
I think I always will
Oh I wish I was in Bangor, still
(Hums)
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Here It Is
03:31
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Let A Witch Live
03:30
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Eilis Phillips UK
Hong Kong native Eilis Phillips is a professional bass player, singer-songwriter, synaesthete & academic with a PhD in Monster Theory from the University of Portsmouth. Currently based in the UK, her stories of soul-stealing faeries, Shakespearean phantoms,and living constellations have captivated the hearts of audiences across the globe, from Northern Ireland to New Orleans. ... more
Eilis Phillips recommends:
The Parity EP
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This record is a rare thing. Each song tells more than one story, and the intricacy of Stephen's song writing is perfectly matched throughout with plaintive, gorgeous sounds.
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Songs for a troubled mind
by A Darkness Echoing
Songs For a Troubled Mind is a beautiful & comforting album conceived of during the Covid-19 pandemic, featuring incredible local artists. Proceeds to Help Musicians NI. Well worth your £.
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Where the sycamore grows
by Richard Clements
Was a true joy to work on this gorgeous song with consummate musician/songwriter Richard Clements. Achingly beautiful. Rich's lyrics are poetry. Thanks to Josh Mahood (guitar/bass) Jack Owen (drums)
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