Wind

from A Sonic Collaboration of the Dear, Near and Far by AAYOTEE

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Hear your voice as wind again
Hear your voice as leaves

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from A Sonic Collaboration of the Dear, Near and Far, released April 5, 2018
written by Ryan McNamara
Ryan McNamara – lyrics, vocals, acoustic guitar, bowed vibraphone
Ray McNamara – vocals
Duncan Tarr – electric bass
Danny Dugan – brushes
Kevin Dacey – shaker

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