It's David Carston Daniels with Martha Ann.

Martha Ann.

Martha Ann, I don't know that I can't understand just what you're going through.

From where I stand, there is no light that you and your man are walking to.

And if I was out on the drink of the edge of everything that I had ever known.

How could I even start to think that the whole of my life was just for sure?

Right for air and how can you fall asleep at night?

Don't the end of this have frightened you?

Because in my dreams, all of the scenes, they come apart and there's only darkness.

But in your dark, where is that spark?

The little life that you can put your faith in I want to trust that everything will be all right

A choir of angels' life that you can dave him

A choir of angels' life that you can bathe

A choir of angels' life that you can bathe I'm Oh There you have it. That was David Carston Daniels with the song Martha Ann off of the full length called Fear of Flying.

It's put up by Fat Cat Records. Street release April 2008.

A lot of accolades for this singer-songwriter.

Quote, Daniels has produced an intimate, fragile treasure of an album, an album of rare and ethereal beauty,

which truly sets him apart from most of his peers,

says Music Magazine. Stool Pigeon says is a very serious and brave LP, full of grand pronouncements

and soaring arrangements. Drown and Sound says that Wheelchairs is frontrunner for opening track

of the year. If you want to get to that track, you can have to buy the album. It's available online.

To learn more, consider heading over to fat-dashcat.co.

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