Cave Street's listening history

Carving Apples's avatar
She keeps the stars from heading home Just like a running grave And at night when I'm alone I wonder where I'm supposed to be 'Cause if the worlds a clock Then she's the lock That keeps it still every time she talks She sees the space beneath…
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A WildGeas and Cave Street collaboration You see me and I see you Is that what's real? You say bad and I say good Which one is real? When you do the things you do Then how do you feel? There's a time There's a season For change…
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Improvisation is what I love, finding out about things (when there is a little time). I also post the video where I have used it in. Hedgehogs were here last year in our garden, and now they start coming back from hibernation. Uk, the hedgehog…
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vaisvil's avatar
if you are interested in windy dialog about the music go here: http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=838
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Wildgeas Music's avatar
I like spaghetti metal better, but why not try some spaghetti hip hop? :)
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Dave Berry's avatar
Ferryman - Vocals (slightly re-imagined lyrics), bass, rhythm guitar Dave Berry - guitar fills (r&l), lead solo, harmonica.
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Come Tomorrow - I'm like a tumbleweed, got no roots I'm like a climbing vine, leaves and chutes Come tomorrow, I might not be around Come tomorrow I'm a reflection, you see me in your mirror A missed connection, so far and yet right here…
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launched's avatar
I had some lyrics describing a late nite cake baking experience kicking around. If I have a lot on my mind, dirtying every dish in the house seems like the right thing to do. I stole some cool percussion from Norm and went to work. I also…
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At a recent charity event held in my small town's train museum, I was admiring a massive brass train bell when the curator walked up to me. I commented that a bell would really rather be heard then seen, and he agreed. I offered to digitally record…
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At a recent charity event held in my small town's train museum, I was admiring a massive brass train bell when the curator walked up to me. I commented that a bell would really rather be heard then seen, and he agreed. I offered to digitally record…
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