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The End is Nigh

from All For You, Dulcinea by Reece Sullivan

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Written December 2009 - Early winter 2010, Baton Rouge, LA

Recorded Late winter 2010, BR, LA

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Cry, young mother, cry
You’d better get your child and run for the hills
Something in us knows this time itʼs real
There’s no one who can tell us what to do
We feel that overwhelming sense of doom
The end is coming hard and coming soon

Hide, little bunny, hide
That black bird’s swooping low beneath the sun
You’d better get your things; you’d better run
You’d better sober up and fall in line
You’d better learn to rightly read the signs
We see the stars and moon fall from the sky
I see the sun blacked out; the end is nigh

Cry, little baby, cry
Our world is spinning madly into space
I feel the earthʼs foundations givinʼ way
That Christ will come again the religious say
While others suggest we grab all we can take
Some would find this all a bit much to claim
Think what you will; the end is on its way

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from All For You, Dulcinea, track released December 5, 2011

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Reece Sullivan Lafayette, Louisiana

Originally from Arkansas, and now in Lafayette, LA, I play the surrounding areas regularly. Over the course of the years, I've reinvented myself musically many times: piano to guitar, classical to art rock, art rock to folk, flat picking to finger-picking, solely songwriting to performing. My latest incarnation has me playing out often, sometimes touring, and writing and recording consistently. ... more

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