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You Don't Pull No Punches, But You Don't Push The River

Going as much with the river as not ...


William Blake and the Eternals. You. Don't. Pull. No. Punches. Contemplating Baba. You don't push the river. Da. Da. Da. When you were a child. Looking for the Veedon Fleece. And it takes the child  in you to know.

A live version following on from Streets of Arklow


Behind the sun, oh behind the sun ...

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