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Rapture
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Lúcháir
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Rapture
Was it beauty cause I just didn’t see it
But I was told it was so I began to need it
Reaching over into a hollow place
Finding solace in a darkened day
Let the rapture come
Till the harm’s undone
Let the rapture come
Cause I need a sacrament, a talisman
I need a sacrament, a talisman
There’s a master on a gold encrusted throne
There’s a servant told to leave his home
There’s a ribbon
That binds them at the ear
They spin together
In a precarious sphere
Let the rapture come
Till the harm’s undone
Let the rapture come
Cause I need a sacrament, a talisman
I need a sacrament, a talisman
Where do we point the white mast
What do we tell the outcast?
Where do we point the white mast?
Let the rapture come
Till the harm’s undone
Let the rapture come
Let the rapture come
Till the harm’s undone
Let the rapture come
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Pearse McGloughlin Dublin, Ireland
Pearse McGloughlin creates tender & haunting songs of forgotten moments and quiet reflection. Dreamy and atmospheric, his
work has an organic aesthetic reminiscent of Mercury Rev or Sigur Ros shot through with exuberant bursts of emotion.
'It has almost magical powers in the way that it pulls you in, creating something that’s utterly captivating and just so damn beautiful'... Record of The Day
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Pearse McGloughlin recommends:
Folk in the new vein from Galway based artist
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A friend and one time collaborator based in Dublin.
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