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Waking Early
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Waking early
gives me the eyes
of a behemoth in orbit
noticing the incremental rise
of fellow sun
A quiet hour
the firmament of the day
not yet settled
all is spinning, expanding
with gigantic gradual movements
Wake up, wake up dance with me
Don't be late, be early
Dawn of time
this dawn is mine
and I will not foolish human be
to think plans and industry
greater than the slow heaven dance
Wake up, wake up dance with me
Don't be late, be early
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Cobra & Vulture Montréal, Québec
Cobra & Vulture is a guitar-drums trio with a bizarre but lovely combination of folk-style guitar tapping, double-stop riffing and soulful harmonies. Their songs feature arresting vocals and an intertwined dual guitar attack care of the band’s two songwriters, Erin Ross and Amber Goodwyn that’s kept grounded by the inimitable drumming of Jeremy MacCuish. ... more
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