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Led to Sea - Patches

from Margaret by Jason Webley and Friends

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PATCHES

I wear a silken flower on my shoulder,
An orchid made of velvet and of lace,
Because a hard wind, driving through my garden,
Of its carousals left relentless trace
In broken stems and darkened leaves. This autumn
I wear a silken flower in their place.

My marble god lies broken in the garden,
But I will patch him till he looks like new,
So people will not guess that he is shattered,
A lifeless Eros made of stone and glue.
And since I’ve learned to patch, you needn’t love me
If for a while you will pretend you do.

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from Margaret, released December 12, 2014
Music by Alex Guy
Text by Margaret Rucker
Vocals/viola/violin: Alex Guy
Cello: Maria Scherer Wilson
Piano: Curt Sydnor
Recorded and mixed by Alex Guy
Additional mixing by Jason Webley
© 2014 by Alex Guy (BMI)

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