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Sunset In This Tavern
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Bottom Of The Hill
04:44
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Walking among the stones
I hope that you’ll fly by
The trees hold our dreams
And never will they tell
Never will they tell
I only know you’re here
By your distant song
Evolving over time
To quietly return
Quietly return
To quietly return
Quietly return
We’re only strangers at the bottom of the hill
Making our way to overlook the distance
A kite peeks through the fog
Turns it’s back to the wind
The slack of the string
Invites it to sail again
Invites us to sail again
The thunder’s cracking whip
The frantic sound of chimes
Waiting for the calm
To quietly return
Quietly return
To quietly return
Quietly return
We’re only strangers at the bottom of the hill
Making our way to overlook the distance
We’re only strangers at the bottom of the hill
Making our way to overlook the distance
We’re only strangers at the bottom of the hill
Making our way to overlook the distance
- R. Hennessy, H. Card
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Our Canopy
03:48
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Rebecca Hennessy Toronto, Ontario
Rebecca Hennessy is a singer-songwriter and trumpeter. She will be releasing her second vocal album called, Joy Will Find Us, on 4/14/23. Rebecca’s inviting, warm and clear voice delivers a continuation of her story from the last album, exploring themes of hope, healing and new life, Joy Will Find Us was recorded a month before her daughter was born, and finished while learning how to be a new mom ... more
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