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Station House
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by Kerr Fagan Harbron
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- about
- Long-established duo Nancy Kerr and James Fagan join forces with multi-instrumentalist and composer Robert
Harbron in a powerful trio on this well-received CD. “A joy to listen to throughout...Beautiful tunes, wonderful songs and tremendous musicianship.” Martin Simpson - credits
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released 01 April 2008
Nancy Kerr – fiddle, viola, autoharp, vocals
James Fagan – guitar-bouzouki, vocals
Robert Harbron – English concertina, guitar, vocals
with Colin Fletcher – double bass on tracks 4, 9 and 11
Produced by Kerr Fagan Harbron
Executive producer Paul Adams
Recorded by Olly Knight at Panda Sound, Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire
Mixed by Robert Harbron at Fellside, Workington, Cumbria
Mastered by Tim Turan, Turan Audio, Oxford
Photography by James Fagan, group photo Jane Griffiths
Design by Robert Harbron
All tracks traditional except where stated
All tracks arranged by Kerr Fagan Harbron
All tracks PRS/MCPS except
Let the Mystery Be [Iris Dement, published by Songs of Iris/Warner Chappel America Ltd]
Diamantina Drover [Hugh MacDonald, published by Rondor-Music Australia PTY LTD/Universal Music Publishing Ltd]
℗ 2008 Kerr Fagan Harbron
© 2008 Kerr Fagan Harbron
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- Track Name: Break Your Fall
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You fell out of the blue
Happy was I to be falling for you
Arrange me a bed in your heart if there’s room
Strange to be sad with the May all in bloom
I fell deep as a dream
Love like a heron was there by the stream
Stalking my shadow and waiting for prey
While players in green chase the winter away
But the sun should know we’ve said goodbye
And go down on the roofs of my town
Breaking my heart hard once and for all
If you fall from your star I’ll be waiting to break your fall
Maybreak fabled and fine
Dust into ashes and water to wine
Priest like a magpie in love with the sun
Says how we are ended is how it’s begun
You rise fair in the East
Death like a raven is there at the feast
Ruffle his feathers and drive him to flight
Love me forever and shine till the night
When you set red in the West
Death like a lover is there at my breast
Drive away darkness and tempt in the day
As players in green chase the Winter away - Track Name: Kissing Tree Lane - I Wish
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I Wish [Nancy Kerr]
I wish I wish but all in vain
I wish I had my heart again
My heart again no man should tease
Till apples grow on orange trees
My true love once he courted me
He stole the fruit from my apple tree
And stole my heart and free good will
I must confess I love him still
I wish I wish but all in vain
I wish I had my heart again
My heart again no man should heed
Till oranges grow from appleseed
All souls a warning take by me
And never climb another tree
And take no other on your knee
But keep your true love company
I wish I wish but all in vain
I wish I had my heart again
My heart again no man should steal
Till apples grow inside orange peel
Once I was both young and free
And green leaves grew at my head and feet
But now my back does bend and bow
I think my apples sweeter now
