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Was it like the first electric light? Like, "Oh, this is what we can do with what we have?" A touch of the modern, the garish, the strange; new shadows in an old place. Oh, when I first saw your face, something dropped in me like a stone. The ripples spread out to find their home. Or was it like waves of wind passing through fresh wheat? Tracing its frantic eddies in drawls across the stalks. To touch your brow, relieve the heat; your cool relief would be my whole release. When I first saw your golden mane; when I first spoke your golden name; it was like yours was the only face I’d known. The ripples spread out to find their home. Now you've found me.

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from Hope in Gold, released July 27, 2010

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The Dead Elm Society of Canada Lakefield, Ontario

Dead Elms was a group of musicians playing the songs of Alex Unger, operating between Toronto and Peterborough, Ontario, Canada during 2009 through 2011.

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