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The Living Light

from Up these Branches by Friend of all the World

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Sun will rise in a faraway place,
On darkened eyes and hardened face,
Sun will rise in a middling sky,
And prop itself up on the line,

Sun may rise no matter how we try,
Suns arise and suns keep rising,
On and on in the riddle of the night,
Our sons and daughters learn to wonder why,

Sun will rise over delicate pale,
Rise and shoulder up your sail,
Sun may rise like a madman in the sky,
Arms are dancing wildly by,

Sun will rise and though we all try,
Suns arise and suns keep rising,
Suns may rise but I don't mind,
I've got breath and I've got time,

And oh now feed me like the animals,
'Cause all eyes are the same,
And oh now, fill me like the animals,
'Cause all mouths need the same,
And oh now feed me like the animals,
'Cause all eyes are the same,
And though we may seem incompatible,
Somehow we're the same.

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from Up these Branches, released March 1, 2010

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Friend of all the World Montréal, Québec

Indie folk-rock five-piece Friend of All the World formed around a Craigslist classified posted by singer-songwriter Robert Cole in 2010. The improbable ensemble has since been cultivating their signature eclectic sound, which has taken a raw and vital turn in their latest and third album called “Rue-St-Louis”. ... more

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