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Liz McBride! Youngstown, Ohio
"There are nightingales and nightingales. This one was a diva, a Callas. One would readily have disbursed a small fortune to hear her sing in a concert hall. Its tone, of an ineffable sweetness... Under a rich, deep, nocturnal sky, they would stand for an hour, hushed and spellbound, listening to the nightingale." ... more
Liz McBride! recommends:
The Nature Of Things
by The Daredevil Christopher Wright
Too groovy. And folky. Thoughtful lyrics/music with beautiful messages.
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