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Up with the larks... minds ticking...
Awaiting the gold...waiting for gold...
And now that the 7’s prevailing
Inside our every thoughts
So shoot those rays of sunshine
There's a new tomorrow a’coming
Come running - Come running

Rain it will now stop falling…
From a sadness that we once knew
Remember those days
Remember those days
You calling out
Me calling out your names
So shoot those rays of sunshine
On these fifty seeds o’green
It’s the start of something
Come running - Come running

Resurrection a sense of belonging
Hesitation a fear of not knowing
Believe and I'll do too
Breathe…
So shoot those rays of sunshine
There's a new tomorrow a’coming
The start of new beginnings
Come running - Come running

Remember those days
Remember those days
Remember those days
Calling out your name
Calling out your name
Calling out your name
Up with the larks minds ticking
Awaiting the gold
Waiting for gold 

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from '​.​.​.​from Prince's Park to Farsley - Volume I', released July 9, 2021
Written by Russ and Michael
Recorded at the Magic Garden Studios with Gavin Monaghan
Mixed by George Shilling
Mastered by Mark Gardener @ his OX4 Sound studio in Oxford

Cello by George Shilling
Piano by Paul Cooper (The Great Divide)

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Gorstey Lea AKA

The Gorstey Lea Street Choir formed one cold winters night in December 2016. Two friends on a life long journey.

Michael first met Russ in 1985, Michael was 15, Russ was 19.

31 years later we have started making music together.

Here are the fruits of our labour, brought to you with realism, hope and in glorious technicolour...

To be continued...

The Flat White Kid. #notarealchoir
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