Marnanel Salford, UK
The dreams I plant in someone's mind may bloom as hope for humankind.
I write stories, and poems, and songs. I would like to be Jake Thackray when I grow up.
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I've never heard anything quite like this. Raw, grungy hurdy-gurdy folk-rock with lyrics that sting. It echoes through your head and hits you in the heart.
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