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Attic Affection

from Fallow Medals by Earthly Circuits

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written by will and kevin

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you were gone before i knew you i can't back to times when you'd be in the same room as me/ i read in your old books tell me what it took / strange what we share how must it be for her

could we make sense of what has changed between your and my lifetime or is there a screen / to see our own time, is that the best we can do?

take care of your old self / grandson wants to meet you / when i feel like i don't belong i see me in you

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from Fallow Medals, released August 15, 2014

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Earthly Circuits Montreal, Québec

EARTHLY CIRCUITS is interdisciplinary artist Kevin Sullivan working one on one with a band of collaborators of diverse musical backgrounds, together painting in the lush architecture and arrangements characteristic of their sound. Earthly Circuits means an ambient production style, novel pop harmonies, world rhythms, and constantly changing instrumentation. ... more

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