Hidden Rose
from Third Culture Kid by Jack James
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumPhysical CD in a cardboard 3-panel case with lyrics
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“From Neil Young... by way of Bonnie "Prince" Billy, to Arab Strap, without the charming vulgarity” - The Herald
"Sounding more like a Scottish Leonard Cohen than ever" - Scots Whay Hae
"Jack James may be doomed" - The List
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lyrics
Who'll ever find the rose
Who'll ever find the rose, man
He takes a chance
And by god, there's a man
Sam has only friends
This does not make sense
Trace fibers of a rope
Nail scratches on the throat
It's quite a dance
And by god, there's a man
Sigh from your mouth
I don't mind, let's have an early night
Who'll ever find the rose
Who'll ever find the rose, man
Who'll ever find the rose, man
He takes a chance
And by god, there's a man
Sam has only friends
This does not make sense
Trace fibers of a rope
Nail scratches on the throat
It's quite a dance
And by god, there's a man
Sigh from your mouth
I don't mind, let's have an early night
Who'll ever find the rose
Who'll ever find the rose, man
credits
from Third Culture Kid,
released October 9, 2017
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Jack James Glasgow
Rangy songwriter.
“From Neil Young... by way of Bonnie "Prince" Billy, to Arab Strap, without the
charming vulgarity”
-The Herald
"Sounding more like a Scottish Leonard Cohen than ever"
-Scots Whay Hae
"Jack James may be doomed"
-The List
... more
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Oct 2017 -
Jul 2015 -
Feb 2014 -
Feb 2013 -
Dec 2011 -
May 2010 -
May 2009
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