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“Brexit, Refugees and institutionalised racism”

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You cut your nose just to keep me out
Don’t you know i’m not a parasite
Give me time and you’ll see i’m right
All I want is just a chance to share my light


Walk through the desert, and all you’ll see is stone
only stone, only stone, only stone
Walk through the desert, i’d rather on my own, in my home


Do you think this is just your home
memory’s short if you think they were alone
Did they come and run along the cool white sand
when your family found this ancient pleasant land


Walk through the desert and all you’ll see is stone
only stone, only stone, only stone
Walk through the desert, i’d rather on my own, in my home


Campaign smears, these are the lies that form our assumptions
Feed our fears, they polarise and seal our seclusion
and they do, and they do
so realise we can do better, and we do
Reading a page won’t tell the chapter


Walk through the desert and all you’ll see is stone
only stone, only stone, only stone
Walk through the desert i’d rather on my own, it’s my home

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from Recent Observations, released March 26, 2019
Mark treffel - All instruments and voices

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Mark Treffel Brighton, UK

Mark is primarily a piano player, but loves layering vocal harmonies and experimenting with the mixture of acoustic and electronic instruments.

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