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lyrics
I use my strength so little now
How come every sinew aches?
The hardest thing I’ll do today is drag myself awake
I’ve got a moment here suspended
Between two endless voids
I’m going to bloody up my knuckles
I’m going to raise my voice to happiness
I bought myself some shoes
I walked them round the town
A size or two too small for me
They suit me to the ground
With a burning in my heel and a crushing of my toes
To take them off is pure relief
My soul it warmly glows with happiness
They say the first is born who will live a thousand years
In convenience and comfort with no lack and little fear
I’m guessing that isn’t me
And I suppose that’s just as well
For a life with nothing wanting sounds to me like a little hell of happiness
You need to want it less, happiness
Just a little less, happiness.
credits
from Cargo,
released October 28, 2013
Mick Harding: drums
Paul Harris: bass
Dave Luke: mandolin
Matt Boulter: guitar and backing vocals
Neil McSweeney: guitars and vocals
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this album has been the soundtrack to my last five months. my favorite track varies from day to day and mood to mood, but moths in the gaslight is always near the top. there's something very lived in about the world that boden paints with this one, and the thread of yearning that trails throughout brings this open sort of tenderness to an otherwise burning world, which just feels endlessly, beautifully human. sophie