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1. Der Frohe Wandersmann
02:11
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He whom God would show true favour,
He sends him out into the wide world
And points out His miracles
In mountain and wood and river and field.
The indolent ones who laze at home
Are not refreshed by the dawn;
They only know about rearing children,
About cares, burdens and the need for bread.
Lyrics: Joseph Eichendorff 1788 –1857
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2. Fall From Heaven
01:55
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3. A Life Never Lived
01:48
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4. A Man Passing Through
02:40
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August Bag Leicester, UK
August Bag is a "countryman blues" band from the East Midlands in the UK. Minimalistic songs with inspiration sought in the outdoors are the foundations of the music. The songs are stripped down to the essentials, in a conscious reminder of the essence of song writing.Each song is composed and rehearsed outdoors, thus making the environment an integral part of the creative process. ... more
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