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October in the Hills
02:40
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Poem - Theme in Yellow by Carl Sandburg
Narration - Olivia Barnes
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Dublin Time
01:49
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From Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Narration by D. Barnes
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When the Mountains Cry
03:40
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A lilac comes on a poison thorn, in a dress dirty and torn, yu-gans are playin, hear the mountains cry
There was another wild dirt flower, cold was here heart and as dark as dire
tears on the ground where her lover did die, neath the bloody moon,
here the mountains cry
Oh dig his grave, narrow and deep, put a jug of whiskey by his thirsty feet, place to pennies on his roving eyes, two women are wailing,
here the mountains cry,
Oh the wind blows weary, and the willow sighs, river of sorrow, when the mountains cry, repeat
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4. |
Fort Necessity
02:42
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The narration was found by googling George Washingtin
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5. |
The Gathering
02:38
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Quotes by:
John Paul Jones - I have not yet begun to fight.
Poems by:
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - A Psalm of Life
Will Allen Dromgoole - The Bridge Builder
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STAY OPEN
02:48
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my heart will stay open, for you...
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7. |
KILLORAN'S CHURCH
02:23
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WILLOW GARDEN
02:10
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IN DREAMS
02:10
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INDIAN SUMMER
03:19
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Eskimo - " If I did not know about God and sin would I go to Hell? "
Priest - " no, not if you did not know "
Eskimo - "then why did you tell me "
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12. |
RAILROAD SPIKE
03:14
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" Daddy left home when I was nine, had three sisters by that time,
plan to quit when I was 21, working in a factory just ain't no fun.
Had to be the man of the house, living on a biscuit and boars head souse,"
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13. |
HYMN TO HOPE
03:21
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14. |
BASILE WALTZ
01:39
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POLLY WOLLY DOODLE
01:32
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well I got myself dressed and a I went into town singing
Polly Wolly Doodle all day, and I came back home with a big old frown,
Polly Wolly Doodle all day.
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16. |
HEDWIG'S THEME
01:27
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17. |
SENECA SQUARE DANCE
01:56
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Quotes about ignorance:
Frank Dane, William Gaddis
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Will Rogers, Charles Dickens
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18. |
KING OF THE FARIES
03:13
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19. |
LITTLE LOG CABIN
02:07
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20. |
LAND OF REST
02:30
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Quote-
Stanislaw Lec - Save the pedestals, from Unkempt Thoughts
Ralph Waldo Emerson - The Concord
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21. |
MALLARD ISLAND HYMN
02:33
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22. |
SAILOR'S LAMENT
02:37
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23. |
SHORES OF OGYGIA
03:43
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