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This is a beautiful melody performed with aching tenderness, quiet grace and heartfelt pinning. It is at once both melancholic and liberating. Some of the vocals vaguely remind me of 'The Corrs' and 'The Cranberries'.
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Lina Sun Park x David Brandon Geeting Limited Edition Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
We're rotating our physical album covers to feature different artists.
50 available for this limited edition featuring a collaborative work
by *Lina Sun Park and David Brandon Geeting*
First 25 orders will include a lyric book with photos taken by Audrey Kang.
UPDATE: ALL orders will now include the lyric book due to popular request :)
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Download available in 24-bit/96kHz.
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lyrics
Under any hand but yours my heart won’t beat
Only you can rouse me from my sleep
So I dream of fertile earth and tender breeze
And I’ll keep dreaming till I am summoned back to life by your heat
I wish the gods would turn me into a tree
But keep my mind distinct, alive, and free
My trunk will thicken with ring after ring
My fingertips will blossom in the spring
I’ll grow branches supple and strong for you to climb
I will raise you ever closer to the sky
Beneath my shade you’ll pass the time
And in the fall you’ll watch me lose my mind
My leaves will paint the ground below with red
As one by one they tumble from my head
Till just my lonely skeleton is left
And in my bareness you will think me dead
Under any hand but yours my heart won’t beat
Only you can rouse me from my sleep
So I dream of fertile earth and tender breeze
And I’ll keep dreaming till I’m summoned back to life by your heat.
I'm tempted to call this wellness pop. Across these tracks, Jenkins accurately chronicles our necessary (although maybe impossible?) quest to become whole. Jenkins isn't really offering a definitive answer to what we should do, but only that we never stop searching. thepirc