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Hummingbird & the Wolf
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Brave and bold like the wolf
Dying light passed by the window
You are but a burden
Wings fold around
The barrier that surrounds my heart
I wonder where we go when the heart slows
And I bet that fear could be fed to the wolves
Hummingbird is free
She lets her wings unfold
Her heart can interlace
What her hands can't hold
In the whirling winds I see a broken road
And these fallen trees of debris are my only home
Can it be that we
Got lost out to sea
Or do you wait for me
On an island in my dreams
She has a beautiful home with the earth all around her
Her heart is a hand that holds everyone who is dear
A mother inside of me
You are the wolf
Call out to me
My heart will hear your soul
My heart will heal your soul
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Darkest Hour
04:20
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Unwinding Time
Etching Stone and fire
With my bones don't leave me alone
My youth desperately holds on
And I embrace the darkest hour shifting
And a joy that I can't explain
A mother inside
A lonely child
Would someone help me to fly
Place the sun back in the sky
And I embrace the darkest hour shifting
And a joy that I can't explain
Love hasn't lifted
The art is hidden
And I embrace the darkest hour shifting
And a joy that I can't explain
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Natalie Ramsay Vancouver, British Columbia
Natalie Ramsay is a dream/folk singer & guitar player living in Vancouver. Her voice has been described as haunting, yet
healing and her songs, alluring and melancholic, speaking deeply to those who listen.
She is currently recording an EP under what will soon be her new stage name, Daughter of the Moon to be released by spring, 2018.
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Natalie Ramsay recommends:
In the Company of Crows
by Tim Claridge
Because its incredible!
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My other band :)
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Little Darjeeling
by Little Darjeeling
And another band of mine!
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