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There’s almost no one left here who remembers
The quiet song you’d sing at my cradle.
The words near-lost to time,
The melodies, the rhymes.

It was the first frost on the garden.
It was your first chance as a father.
I was so small and so peculiar,
So recent from the Other Side.
I’d squirm and weep and cry,
So recent from the Other Side.

I do remember the last line;
You’d sing “everything is going to be alright.”
You’d look me in the eyes, believing.
You were trying to be kind.
You were trying to be kind.

I do remember the last line;
You’d sing “everything is going to be alright.”
I was so recent from the Other Side.
You’d look me in the eyes, believing.
You were trying to be kind.
You were trying to be kind.

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from We Gathered at Wakerobin Hollow ~ Chapter 01: It All Starts in Odena, released August 3, 2018

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Mending Brooklyn, New York

The Wakerobin Archive is an ongoing experiment in speculative storytelling in song.
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Book 01, "We Gathered at Wakerobin Hollow" is a four hour, nine album drone folk exploration of sisterhood and climate change.

Book 02 commences in March 2020.

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