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Arrivals and Departures
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Arrivals and Departures
O'Neill/Johnston/Brown
She’s walking through the chaos of her journey
She tried to leave her baggage all behind
She tried to lose herself only to find
She’s gotta make a landing
In another state of mind
It was only yesterday she was on a park bench
Sitting outside Belfast City Hall
She found herself saying too many sad goodbyes
and she tried to make some meaning and some sense of it all
Arrivals and departures are a constant
Things move on and others take their place
You gotta shift yourself into another viewpoint
No need to run
they’ll find you, the things you gotta face
She heads down to the gate they’ve called her number
There’s people drifting past the other way
They’re following the signs and the directions
They’re full of hope
They’ve just arrived today
Chorus.
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Far to Fall
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Wrong Time Wrong Place
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Helium Balloon
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Brigid O'Neill Northern Ireland, UK
Described by Ralph McLean of BBC Radio Ulster as “A great songwriter with a voice that can break your heart at 30 paces” Brigid from Co. Down in NI is a genre-spanning songsmith whose evergreen music appeals to multiple generations. An immensely gifted story teller, she weaves folk, country and jazz into relatable tales of happiness, heartbreak and the human condition. ... more
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