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We dusted off the sidewalk chalk
And stretched our legs in the shade.
Your father’s expecting you’ll take over the shop
But you dream of going away

“Somewhere you can’t hear the cicadas,” you said.
“Somewhere the roads are paved.”
I almost offered to go with you
But then we heard shouting from the driveway.

The big burr oak swayed gently
In the evening breeze
I remember the fireflies filling the backyard
As you laid out your plans to leave.

Little Joey came running ‘round the corner
With tears in his small blue eyes
“A bee stung me on the belly,” he cried.
We consoled him as we walked inside.

We put butter on the beesting
And I asked you again about the store.
You turned around and turned the stove on
And said “Let’s not talk about it anymore.”

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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.

Mending is Kate Adams and Joshua Dumas ... more

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