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The Golden Gate Quartet - Same Train

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David Lang & The Crossing - I saw a poor man - choral return

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Gregory Uhlmann, Josh Johnson, Sam Wilkes - The Fool On the Hill

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David Byrne, A Soft Seduction

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bolis pupul ft. salah pupul -- ma tau wai road

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Seong-Jin Cho - Miroirs, M. 43: No. 3, Une barque sur l'océan

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This is possibly the most emotionally evocative song I have ever heard

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Local H - Eddie Vedder

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Somebody’s Baby- Jackson Browne. 1982<3

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Tom Waits, George Schmid (Crossroads Demo)

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Fools Work - Inara George

Haven’t I been good to you?

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Not a cover tonight, just one of the best songs, Trouble Over Me, by Tift Merritt, a song discussed by Nick Hornby in his book, 31 Songs.

Button my coat up, stumble with your words some Let me think that you might go to a little trouble over me

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The Lillywhite Sessions ℗ 2018 Dead Oceans

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ASK THE GOVERNMENT.

The lord is my shepherd but I shall want….more organ.

Yes.

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The Free Design - An Elegy (1968)

I’m not a big Free Design fan - for all their incredible harmonies and sophisticated arrangements, the lyrics to songs like Kites Are Fun are just too sugary and naive. So I guess I needed a Free Design about death to convince me.

It wasn’t so easy, words were hard to find

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Fred Neil | The Water Is Wide

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The Mekons, “Last Night On Earth,” off Journey To The End of The Night (2000)

Life is a debt that must someday be paid born when we were born has left us helpless and self-obsessed

Is there a better soundtrack to The Rapture than Neko Case wailing “Last night on Earth”? I think not.