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this place is a shelter
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fuse
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mend
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we are the sea
03:08
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cianalas
02:52
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river song
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feathers
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carry her home
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Grace Morton and Jamie MacRae Scotland, UK
Grace Morton and Jamie MacRae met on retreat at Moniack Mhor Writers Centre. A shared West Coast heritage (Jamie lives on
Uist, Grace at the time was living on Skye) led to initial connection.
Grace and Jamie’s poetic song-writing embodies the elements, bringing us back to our own earthy roots through gentle, atmospheric, alt-folk music - a compelling ode to the world we inhabit.
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