Thankless Deeds
from Revisionist by William Ryan Fritch
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Deluxe 12" Vinyl Book
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• Featuring artwork throughout by Brazilian artist João Ruas.
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Digipak CD
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumNorman Records in the UK has the final remaining CD copies here:
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• Glass Mastered CD
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• Featuring artwork throughout by João Raus
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lyrics
a blight upon these crops a drought upon the soil. They are all Death's thankless deeds
that feed the shadowy things that bind this world to those unseen.
oh all the shadowy things that thrive in each fearful void. Oh death's thankless deeds must claim
every living thing, but so few go willingly.
at a distance denied and when faced begrieved. begging please no more drought upon
this soil, please no more blight upon these crops.
oh how we misperceive deaths thankless deeds ever feeding the dark.
that feed the shadowy things that bind this world to those unseen.
oh all the shadowy things that thrive in each fearful void. Oh death's thankless deeds must claim
every living thing, but so few go willingly.
at a distance denied and when faced begrieved. begging please no more drought upon
this soil, please no more blight upon these crops.
oh how we misperceive deaths thankless deeds ever feeding the dark.
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from Revisionist,
released February 10, 2015
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William Ryan Fritch California
William Ryan Fritch is a composer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer currently based in Oakland, California.
His compositions are characterized by his unique range as a multi-instrumentalist and audio engineer, allowing him to realize large ensemble arrangements found in folk, Indie-rock, electronica,
Hip-hop, World and orchestral music as a solo endeavor.
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