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Artist: James Blake
Canonical path: /james-blake/lindisfarne-i
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Lindisfarne I
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Lindisfarne I
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Kestrels breed
Looking farther than i can see
Without talked to read
She'll take a shining to me
Beacon, don't fly too high.
Beacon, don't fly too high.
For all your time
Playful crawling rate
Worth it being cold?
Roofing for the lanes
A lesson lost again.
Lesson lost again.
Keep haunting the bus
With fees of favors gone
Cracks and sailors fast
And await the sun to show
Won't tomorrow come?
Won't tomorrow come.
Kestrels breed
Looking farther than i can see
Without talked to read
She'll take a shining to me.
Beacon, don't fly too high.
Beacon, don't fly too high.
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