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Cathy's Bells
02:47
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A Honeyed Lip (Trad.Arr)
02:40
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3. |
Message to the Moon
04:29
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4. |
Little Voice
03:26
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Little voice, inside you sound
with noisy faces all around.
You're telling me to move aside,
and leave the moment to decide.
Any time of day, you'll have your way.
Empty vessels fill the air,
leaving messages but no one cares.
Listen close and listen well,
words of wisdom lie just where they fell.
Any time of day, come back this way.
So many tongues are tied in useless lies.
I hear them rolling around,looking for holier ground.
you keep your distance, then your gone.
Little voice I'm asking you,
show me words that I can use.
When I find my thought are strung around,
you'll find them resting in the lost and found.
You talk me down with quiet sounds.
Little voice you'll be set free,
when all the birds sing in the trees.
Tiny words in everyone,
just take your time to speak as one.
Any time of day, you'll make your way, you'll have your say, come back this way ...
(Lyrics copyright Rob Johnston 2016)
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5. |
Little Train of Thought
04:09
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6. |
Blackwaterside (Trad.)
04:53
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The Race to Coldbackie
03:07
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Rob Johnston Portsmouth, UK
“Rob Johnston is a guitar player of supreme quality as the sound he generates from just a steel stringed guitar is
astounding.. Awesome guitar technique."... (Foking .com)
“Staggering playing...a blistering session. He is a mighty, mighty fine player.” (BBC Radio). Rob has played at major acoustic festivals and Art centres and has performed live on BBC radio several times.
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