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Rope (Single Version)
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I’m forging quite a career in suppression
Whether passive aggression or a spineless silence
And I can’t remember if this ever helped anyone
But at least it worked for me
I’ve got my stairs
You’ve got your rope
Let’s meet in 10
On the 12th floor
Oh don’t look at me like that
We all have birthrights, don’t we?
It’s not my fault, and anyway
The stairs are so steep
It’s not my fault, and anyway
You’re so lucky
I have nothing
And you’ve still got your rope
I’m forging quite a career in suppression
Whether passive aggression or a spineless silence
And I can’t remember if this ever helped anyone
But at least it worked for me
I used to think it worked for me
You’ve got your load
And I’ve got mine
If no one’s helping
Why should I?
Oh don’t look at me like that
It makes me itch to see you
It’s not my fault
But, anyway, it still pains me
It’s not my fault
So couldn’t you make it easy?
I’m no mountaineer
What’s wrong with your rope?
Little more than nothing
And you still have your, you still have your
I’m forging quite a career in suppression
Whether passive aggression or a spineless silence
And I can’t remember if this ever helped anyone
But at least it worked for me
I used to think it worked for me
This never really worked for me
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Datun
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Fairy Stories
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When There Was
03:43
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Written by Louise Connell
Produced by Stuart MacLeod and Louise Connell
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Rope (Radio Edit)
03:30
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Louise Connell Glasgow, UK
“A diverse, deep-vein double album which vaults her into contention as one of the most insightful and pertinent songsmiths, anywhere, to have emerged in recent years.”
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Thanks very much for this wonderful, happy bundle of pop/synth wave. Made me smile on this grey UK day!, You have a great voice. 😀
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This is a complete triumph. Congratulations. I hope you play Work of Art and Are We There Yet on your. Really looking forward to it.
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Alec Bowman perfectly captures the dark soil under the pastoral world of British folk with this collection of melancholy originals.
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