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Who would have thought a fat bloke dancing gangnam style to a waltz tune on Yorkshire moor would be so affecting .... my heart fair nearly bursts at the end chorus.

Don't even think about it ....just buy it ..... utterly thrilling concert !

Beautiful compassion amidst senseless cruelty.

I have been a fan of your music for a while. The melody and lyrics in this are beautiful, it made me emotional. The scenes in the video are much like where I live in Ireland, i think that made it more real. You are a songwriting master.

bro i completely forgotten about this song. this just randomly came up on my page, i remembered a lot from this LOL. good song 😎😎

I love this song so much. It's so raw, honest and bare. It's the first song in a long time to make me well. I'm a 31 year old man and this absolutely demolished me.

This whole album hit me really hard when it came out, and this is probably my favorite track. Still makes me want to cry a little

I like how the mood of the song coupled with the lyrics really illustrates how anxiety can amplify situations other people may see as everyday into one's personal hell. That whilst telling the story of a patient who gets over it is so emotionally touching.

If we modern people can only try to imagine the brutality of a medieval battle, the horrendous wouds inflicted by sword, axe and spear, no pain killing medication or welfare system to look after you after the battle if you survive..no choice but to fight in bloody hand to hand combat..no wonder he feels "tired and afraid" contempating the unavovidable carnage to come and dont forget they didnt take prisoner in those days unless you were high born nobilty with families who would be able to afford to pay the rasnsom..all peasent prisoners were murdered en masse unless they managed to escape the battlefield

My favorite detail about this song is that during most of the “man on man on” parts the vocals are layered, representing not just him but a whole team of people trying to win. But for the final “man on” part after they’ve lost, the layering disappears and leaves just one voice left, because he’s the only one who has to worry about his dad. It’s very subtle but adds a lot to the emotional core of the song.

Funny if once he got home he threw a brick through his neighbours window.

im spooked

Brilliant.

I keep coming back to this. What an incredible empathic insight Richard has.

The very lasy chord is so Richard Dawson

[Verse 1] I steep the wool in a cauldron Of pummelled gall-nuts afloat in urine Add river-water thrice-boiled with a bloodstone Then let it breathe Under the beams While I prepare the lichen Half a fist of wizardbeard and rock-tripe Yields a dye enough the whole town to paint Lavenders an echo of the beeswing Dazzling foxgloves ashake in the salty wind It looks like a thundercloud Suspended from the gables High above the bobbing heads Which now and then look up to see what's dripping on them So we begin Feeding it in Combing through the fibres gently Searching for a yarn to spin [Verse 2] My lady takes a nasty tumble Down the crumbled steps of the merchants guild Precipitating the early onset of labour There is a crab Caught in her hair Stretchering through the market Fearful are the bellows to behold Even with the spindle firmly clenched between her teeth With a snap the baby's head emerges Onto the sodden eiderdown bedpages Even though the new born child Is not my kin And still lies dangling by a string I ken the rising mystery of love My very ancient friend

this entire track is magnificent

mofaha

Every time I play this my 1 and 3 year old boys do the little dance move for the entirety of the song 😅

Jazz Folk

I absolutely love this song!! What a treasure and inspiration. I especially love the “metal-y” bits because I feel like that’s great jogging music. This song completely took me by surprise. The drums from “Running up That Hill” was a nice touch, if on purpose which I think it was.

Beautiful. A little reminicent of Canterbury / Robert Wyatt with some Wickerman. Really really good.

A genuinely beautiful and moving song. Been listening to it for over a year now and keep coming back to it, even playing a version of sorts on my guitar over morning coffees. Thanks for this beautiful piece of art which captures a very particular human experience.

'Dawesome' tune. Btw, my highest break is 36 😶

Saw Richard and Circle at Roskilde Festival in 2022 Me and my son (I am from Newcastle, he is half Geordie half Dane) went with Newcastle tops, Richard spotted us, gave us a shout out, and used it as an intro to this song. Cheers for that, meant a lot, and it was a fantastic concert.

So what was the idea here? To make a video which is as far away from the subject matter of the song as possible?,🤔 Anyway, nice to see Steve "interesting" Davis

the police know who did this...still they do nothing

♥

Here thanks to Marc Riley recommending on Craig Charles show. Awesome

Michel Faber's book 'Listen, On Music, Sound and Us' brought me here. Good one Michel!

This video feels like every drunken spontaneous adventure I’ve ever had in mainland Europe.. and back home here in England of course 😊😊

Perfect from that first horrible chord.

yeah!!

The only bad thing about this song is when I try to sing along.

I like your music 👌

I'm insufficiently intelligent to understand everything that's going on in this, but this is just all-enveloping; I shall certainly be seeking out more of this man's music.

this song really hits hard on a three-factor level it closes the book not only on the album, or the trilogy, but on humanity itself a godly ending

This is such an amazing heartfelt song to describe Middle england

This ist just great

Brilliant sir, thank you...👏👍🙏

This is for sure one of my top ten songs of my life

this hook is so magical

Such a great song. I saw you live in Pori, Finland at Porispere where you played with Circle, and I just have to say, that collaboration was one of the best things I've ever fucking seen. Thanks man

ex-nurse here. Richard, you spooked me out ffs

We are lucky to have him

sums it all up really - grown men being paid thousands of quid to kick a ball about . . . . . .

I think the last time I heard the word "tarry" was in Cockney Rebel's song.

This is awesome! Never heard of the bloke until I watched a Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs KEXP show. Utterly outstanding!

Hey Richard, when can I preorder?