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lyrics

Sweet young man, you are so green
Like a rocky road in early spring
The grass grows fast between your toes
And where you step, you do not know

Fine old fellow, you've grown so grey
Time tinkers and takes away
Leaves you with all you have seen
And fullbright eyes untarnished green

Wild young woman you are so green
Carving your course in the early spring
The waters turn under your toes
And where you step, you do not know

Wise old woman you've grown so grey
Time moulds and erodes the clay
And leaves you with all you've been through
And fullbright eyes untarnished blue

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from Tide Take Him, released November 25, 2016

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Various Guises London, UK

Formed in the embers of a late-night bonfire, Various Guises takes your expectations of a female folk duo, rocks them in the cradle, and then holds them upside down until the blood rushes to your ears. Together Blanche Ellis & Maya McCourt weave a dark and dreamy aesthetic that has been called ‘enigmatic, timeless folk’. ... more

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