Hi there … and welcome to Mountain Mama’s Earth Music … and today going with it
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1) Back down South, The Kings of Leon 4:01
2) Keys to the Kingdom, Cedar Hill Refugees and Ralph Stanley 5:10
3) 1961, Jackie Green, 6:08
Going with what fell into place this morning because I got back late last night from a beach on the Sea of Cortez where the waves roll in shallow and a turquoise blue, and the natives live in motorhomes 100 feet from shore, and few tourists come because it's 10 miles down a dirt road, and the ocean cradles you like a fish as you snorkel in search of sea turtles and the fish tacos are tasty and the Coronas are cold ...
4) Down From the Mountain, Fat Paw 15:16
Sometimes one of us stands near the sea
Jean-Michel Maulpoix
He remains there for a long time, starting at the blue, motionless and stiff, as if in a
church, knowing nothing about what weighs upon his shoulders and holds him back,
so weak, hypnotized by the sea. He remembers what may have never happened. He
swims through his own life. He lightly feels its shape. He explores its distant edges.