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Joanna Newsom (born January 18, 1982) is an American harpist, pianist, harpsichordist, and singer-songwriter from Nevada City, California. Wikipedia
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We sailed away on a winter's day
With fate as malleable as clay
But ships are fallible, i say
And the nautical, like all things, fades | | And i can recall our caravel
A little wicker beetle-shell
With four fine masts and lateen sails
Its bearings on cair paravel | Oh my love
Oh it was a funny little thing
To be the ones to've seen | | The sight of bridges and balloons
Makes calm canaries irritable
And they caw and claw all afternoon
Catenaries and dirigibles | Brace and buoy the livingroom
A loom of metal, warp - woof - wimble
And a thimble's worth of milky moon
Can touch hearts larger than a thimble | | Oh my love
Oh it was a funny little thing
To be the ones to've seen | Oh my love
Oh it was a funny little thing
It was a funny, funny little thing
To be the ones to've seen |
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wow i feel sorry for her she only has 2 comments and one of them is ga*....[tinab1992]
her songs remind me of laid back summers fields and watching clouds. :)