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Hum, hum, hum
Above the river,
Round the voices mine collects,
And gathers with their common flow,
And bathes in their regret.

I, I
Begged my lover, stay here!
But he passes with the time
And the tides keep taking things
That aren’t their own from by my side.

Still, you weren’t, firmly planted,
But my roots had come down strong.
You pulled them when you left me,
Half gone and half alone.

Hung, hung, hung
Above the river rocks
And tossing all around.
When you’re troubled in deep water,
Where will you find your solid ground?

Anchor, anchor
Your love somewhere, darling,
Anywhere you can,
And love some other better
To forget the love I am.

Don’t fall beneath the river
And wind up all alone.
Her wild and restless current
And the thrilling life you boast,
Might wind up up unforgiving
And tossing in her waves
Might make you
Wish
You
Stayed….

Home, home, home……

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from Landmine, released December 13, 2019
Kelley - Vocals, Guitar
Sean - Guitar, Bass, Drums
Craig Butterfield - Upright Bass

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The Post-Timey String Band Columbia, South Carolina

With a good mixture of quirky and serious, The Post-Timey String Band produce an interesting blend of folk, ragtime, and blues that hails influence from the old and the new. Kelley creates the picture with her vocals/kazoo/mouth trumpet and keeps everything in beat with her rhythm guitar, uke, and banjo while Sean colors everything in with an assortment of stringed instruments. ... more

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