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No-one Knows
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Hear the words, and you should get the meaning. Everyone must have felt this sometime.
singer songwriter acoustic folk british guitarist song celtic traditional fingerstyle scottish scotland guitar kelso
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Solo singer-songwriter and tunesmith playing British fingerstyle steel and nylon string guitar, and historic instruments. Scots and Irish influences.
I've been writing and playing songs and tunes since teenage years in folk clubs and pubs. I co-organise the Kelso Friday night live music sessions at the Cross Keys (hosted singaround 7.45-10pm) and Cobbles Inn (10-12pm open mic with The Cobbles Band) with the help of many friends. All welcome! Visit us at kelsofolkandlive co uk. It is worth clicking on the tab because the sound quality of my tracks is far higher than the auto player on this page. Many can be streamed or downloaded at 320KBps and the enhancement for solo guitar/voice far exceeds the benefit you get for highly compressed band recordings. My recordings are full dynamic, not compressed. Just select Hi-Fi for the first song, and an MP3 high bitrate window will open - you will still get a sequence of songs. Most of my downloads are free, but some 320KBps tracks are paid-for. These are selected because they make up my main instrumental album. I now have a YouTube page and have started doing some video recordings for fun: @daviddkilpatrick I have mainly played Lowden guitars since 1999. I current play a 1985 S5FN (nylon string), 1986 S22 (jumbo O-size mahogany/cedar), and 1995 S32 (small body rosewood/spruce). I also play my own 1997-built Martin 'kit' Grand Auditorium rosewood/spruce, a Sigma OM-T, Furch Little Jane, Tacoma Papoose, Guild 8-string baritone, Vintage V880 parlour guitar and Gordon Giltrap signature model, a Troubadour mahogany/spruce classical and an Adam Black 12-string. And that's just the guitars... also viola, mandolin, mandola, waldzither, bouzouki, Appalachian dulcimer, low D whistle, keyboards.
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Peak #64
Peak in subgenre #9
Author
David Kilpatrick
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David Kilpatrick 2004
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December 20, 2004
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MP3 4.9 MB 192 kbps 3:33
Story behind the song
It's 1.30 in the morning on December 19th 2004 and freezing outside. This one came out while playing, so I've recorded it immediately. Rough at the edges but just as it was written. A little Washburn Parlour R305S 12-fret guitar, drop D tuning. A single take recording with a single mic and a single malt to help the vocals along...
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Oh when I'm alone with you No-one knows what I'm going through No-one knows what I want to do But I never would say Oh when I look at you Deep into your eyes of blue Oh I want to lie with you To the end of your days So let me talk with you Let me walk with you Take you right on to the end of this road 'cause no-one knows how I Knows how I have to try Try not to pass you by Try not to catch your eye Try not to let you know Oh when I'm alone with you No-one knows what I'm going through No-one knows what I'd like to do But don't know how to say Oh when I look at you Deep into your eyes of blue I'd like to lie with you To the end of your days So let me walk with you Let me talk with you Take you right on to the end of this road For no-one knows how I I have to try Not to pass you by Not to catch your eye Not to let you know What no-one knows
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