Karine Polwart Trio

Tiny Desk Concerts - Audio

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4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2019

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Scottish singer, songwriter and essayist Karine Polwart seldom comes stateside, eschewing air travel to reduce her carbon footprint. But on a rare, recent visit, she stopped in D.C. for a Tiny Desk.

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0:00.0	I'm Bob Boylan from All Songs Considered. The following is the audio from our latest Tiny Desk concert.
0:05.2	To see the video, subscribe to the All Songs Considered Tiny Desk Concerts.
0:10.2	Or go to NPR.org slash Tiny Desk concerts. You're going to do. There's a wind in from the desert.
0:45.0	Red dust blows across the sun. The blue dust blows across the sun, it bleeds from the garden. Your hair glints in a strange yellow light
1:16.5	We let go with all our fighting Ophelia. Oh,
1:35.0	feelia. Oh, feel you're here.
1:45.0	Oh, feel you are. Oh You're going to do. There's a hissing in the forest down where the eucalyptus burns and burns
2:29.0	we forget about tomorrow.
2:40.0	Somewhere the ash is falling. Somewhere the ashes falling.
2:45.0	Yet here we are and we're alive,
2:48.0	alive, alive, alive.
2:50.0	We stand a little closer.
3:00.0	Ophelia.
3:05.0	Ophelia.
3:19.0	Ophelia.
3:16.0	Ophelia. Oh, Oh, There's a wind in from the desert
4:18.0	And a red dust blows across the sun.
4:55.0	It bleeds into the evening. Ophelia. Ophelia. Oh, feel the yellow.
5:07.0	feel the yellow. you're going to do you know
5:15.0	you need you do you
5:16.0	you need to do you
5:18.0	and you're
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