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Coming Down

from Pellets by The Lords of Thyme

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lyrics

She's coming down,
Shimmering across some foggy trail,
She's out there on the breeze,
Singing in the spaces somewhere in between,
Voices from the street, drifting through her window
It's a sunny afternoon,
Her marigolds are blooming.

Misty smile, taking trips and never leaving town,
Stray afternoons,
Trailing the arcades and promenades, they're closing soon
She Buttons up her jacket,
Reaches for her pocket,
Finds herself in her picture of the moon.

We're descending to the street,
Leaving much too soon,
After all, we are shooting at the moon.


There she goes, in her pocket there's pictures of the moon,
I bite my lip, in her misty smile the morning lingers on,
There's diamonds in the moss,
You can't keep on searching for what it is you never really lost

We're descending to the street,
Leaving much too soon,
After all we're shooting at the moon.

credits

from Pellets, released October 26, 2017
Joe Woolley - Guitar, Vocals
Tali Trow - Bass
Pat Kenneally - Drums, Percussion, Keyboards, Balafon
Stephen Barlow - Pedal Steel

Written By Joe Woolley, Arranged by Joe Woolley, Tali Trow & Pat Keneally

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The Lords of Thyme England, UK

No one can tell you what traditional English music is without tying themselves in handkerchief knots, but you know it when you hear it. The Lords Of Thyme are traditionally English in the same way that Pentangle or Fotheringay were traditionally English, but also in the same way that Julian Cope undoubtedly is. A hazy, blissed out, ancient and modern country of the strangest imaginations. ... more

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