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Luna
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I think they think I’m a bit odd, you know,
But I’m sure I’ll get by;
And I’ve seen horrible things that even still can keep me awake at night,
Too scared to flee, too sad to fight;
But there in the dark, if I open my heart and my eyes, I can see it.
You and I and all will find great evil in our time,
But when you face the darkness, don’t forget the light.
I know they say I believe in silly things
Like wrackspurts and nargles and you;
And I know maybe better than most the worth of wit and wisdom, but I know, too,
That facts aren’t quite the deepest truth;
So I look for the light in the world, in your eyes, and I choose to believe it.
You and I and all decide what’s worthy of our minds,
So when you see what’s broken, don’t forget what’s right;
When you face the darkness, don’t forget the light.
You and I and all alike are fighting for our lives,
And you’ll ignite a flame inside our hearts, inside our eyes,
But careful, careful, as you lead us through the night,
Keep us mindful of what’s worthy, of our many reasons why;
As you fix what’s broken, don’t forget what’s right;
As you fight the darkness, don’t forget the light.
As you fight the darkness, don’t forget the--
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The Kept Collective Johnson City, Tennessee
The Kept Collective is a group of independent artists (musicians, dancers, poets, and playwrites) tucked away in the Northeast corner of Tennessee looking to make the world a more thoughtful, hopeful, and beautiful place.
The Kept Collective recommends:
Stepping Stone
by A Great Disaster
This album is a sonic adventure from start to finish, encompassing a wide range of styles from song to song (and even within the songs themselves). Treat yourself to this mellifluous journey.
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by Avery Marshall
supported by 4 fans who also own “Luna”
The moment I heard 'Forget the Girl' on a mix years ago, I fell in love, and I was so delighted to find more music by the same band. Avery's lyrics are a standout in the world of wizard rock, and I don't say this lightly. His grasp of characters and the heartfelt, poetic songwriting and delivery are second to none. I adore songs about canon relationships that give me new insights, and this album does that so well.
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Hut on the Wrock: a Sea Shanty Comp
by Totally Knuts
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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Love, Loss and Washing Lines
by Matt Hawkins
A dozen folky songs from this Brisbane musician recall the wit and romance of early Billy Bragg.
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