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I Shake
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The weight of heavens promise
Is heavy on me today.
Every bone in this body
Every sea going vessel waits.
I don’t know how to wait,
So I shake
Boats tied together
With Mother and vermin on board
And the water is clear.
Nights awake.
Paperback books and waiting.
So I shake.
I shake.
Three, three for the wilds into the wind.
Two, two for the lily-white boys in green.
One, one is one and all alone,
All alone on the sea.
And ever more shall be.
Ever more shall be.
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eüsh Sydney, Australia
eüsh creates baroque-pop, experimental-rock, alt-country, mysterious-sea-shanty's. eüsh combine classic song writing with more experimental sound aesthetics. Blended with a deep respect for the abstract. Wrapped in a pop song. Meditative vocals melt into nebulous harmonies and undulating rhythms evoking the warm, primitive colours of dusk... ... more
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