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The Real Moon
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I know what I’ll do
I’m closer than most to the real moon
I can go outside and really see the light
But lately when I walk
I feel a crowd even if it’s far off
Hiding from the signs
You were never mine
Call it in, take a holiday
All I find is another doorway
Did it happen if nobody saw?
A whole life in a tiny box
I know what I’ll be
I can belong, I can feel at ease
Shouldn’t be so hard,
Wear my hair long in the wind I ride on
‘Cause lately when we talk
I can never tell if you’re listening much
Hiding from the signs
You were never mine
Around 12 o’clock
I see a deer standing on a front lawn
Looking very lost
Staring back at me with same thoughts
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Jennah Barry South Shore, Nova Scotia
Jennah's undeniable, rosewater voice sets a mood wherein even the hardest truths seem
palatable.
Moving effortlessly between folk, country and soft rock motifs, Barry’s music sets her at the forefront of a tradition of women making music as strong as it is sentimental.
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She's a poet. And she has this great sound; it's so fragile sometimes I think it might fall apart, but it never does. True blue. Oh my land, the production on the thing. Cool shit.
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really really good story telling Hot clarinet playin Can't seem to turn it off
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