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Posted on 26th April 20224th May 2022

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Writing Bartholomew Tope

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Writing Spirits at Rest

Writing Spirits at Rest

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/1PkFKDZxsMzV7exWmyWy17?si=f0711be510a44773 iTunes https://music.apple.com/us/album/spirits-at-rest-feat-steven-serlin-laura-pitt-pulford/1680477048?i=1680481817 Lyrics ‘Spirits at Rest’ introduces the character Caleb Satterley, the parson at the church of St Hedrok’s. A loveable, comic, character, noted for his uncanny ability to misquote extracts from the bible. He also likes the occasional alcoholic drink – well actually more than occasional. To fuel this particular sin Caleb…

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by Steve Darlow 5th July 20237th August 2023

Writing As Year Follows Year

Writing As Year Follows Year

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/5mQWk4bTwa1pCMmafn6Buy?si=361d0f62115a4a83 iTunes https://music.apple.com/us/album/as-year-follows-year-feat-savannah-stevenson/1680477048?i=1680481109 Lyrics ‘As Year Follows Year’ develops Anna’s character. Looking out across the water, Anna sings a lament about her lost husband, a fisherman, who is missing at sea. The opening lines in the first, second, third and fifth stanzas reflect the changing of the seasons. Anna feels the loss all year…

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