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Bring Me the Head of the Lapwing

by Marc Delgado

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Bring Me the Head of the Lapwing is a song about the nature & origin of violence & madness & how we are all connected & should care for one another but forget. & it's the first in a cycle of songs that seem to be about my mother.

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Open your eyes in the dark
Night won't be long, its here & gone
The Shorebirds are shrieking
Words disappear in your ear
The more that you think, you're right you're wrong
& all the time spent dreaming
Cain put his brother down
God appeared & asked around
& the only sound that could be found
Was Abel's shallow breathing
& the way that you've been feeling
About the headlines on the ceiling
Keeping you from sleeping through
The light that burst in & lit up the room
It's hard to rest w a fire in the nest
& the dark that grows darker inside your chest
So you breathe, breathe
Mother when you said you can't change
I turned my head & walked away
East into the evening
East into the evening
East into the evening

credits

released May 12, 2023
Justin Tracy - Drums , Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Synths
Todd Nelson - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Jonathan Dinklage - Violin & Viola
Adele Stein - Cello
Dave Nelson - Trombone & Flugel Horn
Marc Delgado - Vox
Produced by Justin Tracy @ Hurley Sound
Words & Music - Delgado/Tracy

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Marc Delgado Woodstock, New York

Marc Delgado is a singer/songwriter from Woodstock, NY. His new record: Wildwood Road is a psychedelic, poetic, cinematic coming home story. A blend of harrowing accounts of addiction & madness & the surprising & healing power of love. Recorded @ Hurley Sound w partner Producer/Engineer/Multi-Instrumentalist Justin Tracy. Wildwood Road is a bold statement & a hat thrown into the ring. ... more

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