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02 Searching for Lambs
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05 The Female Smuggler
03:30
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06 The Seven Whistlers
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The curlew's cry foretells our doom, it serenades us to our tomb,
Of seven whistlers, all have flown, the cruellest winds of fate have blown.
The Turtledove she sang our pain, the Skylark too is lost in vain,
Of seven whistlers, all have flown, the cruellest winds of fate have blown.
I search the farmland's empty sky, for sparrows chirp or lapwing's cry,
Of seven whistlers, all have flown, the cruellest winds of fate have blown.
The woodcock and the nightingale, their haunting calls the woods bewail,
Of seven whistlers, all have flown, the cruellest winds of fate have blown.
The curlew's cry foretells our doom, it serenades us to our tomb,
Of seven whistlers, all have flown, the cruellest winds of fate have blown.
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08 The Darkling Thrush
03:48
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09 Deep in Love
04:41
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10 By the Green Grove
03:51
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11 Farewell He
02:32
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15 Broken land
03:10
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Sarah Deere-Jones England, UK
Sarah has performed original and traditional music for harp and voice throughout her career, and has been a guest artist at the major harp festivals around the world including the Edinburgh Harp Festival UK, Somerset festival in New York, Blue Mountain Harp Holiday Australia, Wales International harp festival, Big Sky in Montana USA and Lorient Festival Brittany. ... more
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