Take to the Sky
by Something, Someone.
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Home
04:03
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Tired Eyes
04:21
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Swim
03:10
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Take to the Sky
02:56
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about
Most of the songs from this EP were written in my grannies kitchen.
credits
released November 6, 2015
Music and lyrics by Morgan Woods,
Recorded by Brian Hurren
Track 4 Recorded by Neil McKenzie & Keep it Creative
Fiddle and backing vocals by Rachel Elliott
Guitar and backing vocals by Allan Harkness
Double Bass and vocal by Morgan Woods
Guest vocals by Miss Irenie Rose
Music and lyrics by Morgan Woods,
Recorded by Brian Hurren
Track 4 Recorded by Neil McKenzie & Keep it Creative
Fiddle and backing vocals by Rachel Elliott
Guitar and backing vocals by Allan Harkness
Double Bass and vocal by Morgan Woods
Guest vocals by Miss Irenie Rose
license
all rights reserved
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about
Something, Someone. Alloa, UK
Something, Someone. is a Clackmannanshire/ Glasgow based Folk trio.
Members:
Morgan Woods
Rachel Elliott
Playing live with friends.
discography
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Nov 2015 -
Nov 2014 -
Nov 2014
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