Clover Wine
from Blackbird from the Willow Sings by Chad McAnally and Shawn McBurnie
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Uncharacteristically sentimental love song by Shawn - written in a characteristically fey (however you want to spell that) manner.
Shawn wrote this for his wife, Carillon, assuming that this would be obvious and no more need be said. Several years later he was surprised to learn that she still didn't know it was hers. (She does now.)
Shawn wrote this for his wife, Carillon, assuming that this would be obvious and no more need be said. Several years later he was surprised to learn that she still didn't know it was hers. (She does now.)
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from Blackbird from the Willow Sings,
released October 22, 2011
Vocals, lyrics, and melody by Shawn McBurnie; Chad McAnally on harp; Brian Barnes on guitar; Adam Modares on djembe. Arranged by Rumgumption.
Vocals, lyrics, and melody by Shawn McBurnie; Chad McAnally on harp; Brian Barnes on guitar; Adam Modares on djembe. Arranged by Rumgumption.
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