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Chamomile

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Rain on the roof means one thing:

It's time to put the kettle on

The kettle hums its low first note

The rain keeps time outside

Two spoons of little chamomile suns

Dried gold from warmer days

The steam climbs up to meet the gray

And wins by being warm

He refreshes the weary soul

Sometimes with tea, I think

A pot of gold on a silver day

Is medicine to drink

The good cup waits, the honey jar

Stands ready with its spoon

The rain can have the garden —

This kitchen's spoken for

Three minutes for the steeping

The rain can count them out

He refreshes the weary soul

Sometimes with tea, I think

A pot of gold on a silver day

Is medicine to drink

I pour it slow and watch the gold

Swirl up to meet the rim

One cup for me, and on the sill

A thimbleful of warmth

Mmm... mmm... mmm

He refreshes the weary soul

Sometimes with tea, I think

A pot of gold on a silver day

Is medicine to drink

He refreshes the weary soul

Sometimes with tea, I think

A pot of gold on a silver day

Is medicine to drink

Rain on the roof means one thing —

And it's already poured

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  • Vocals

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  • Piano

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  • 1

    Raindrop

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  • 2

    Laundry

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  • 3

    Eaves

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    Chamomile

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  • 5

    Fog

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  • 6

    Rumble

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  • 7

    Patter

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  • 8

    Shortbread

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  • 9

    Taper

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  • 10

    Afterglow

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A vintage-warm acoustic album for a summer rain shower spent indoors - mellow fingerpicked guitar, soft piano, tender young vocals, a whisper of vinyl crackle, and three light rainy-pop tunes woven in, following one cozy rain hour from the first falling drop to the golden light after the storm in ten songs.

The story begins as the sky darkens and the first drop falls in "Raindrop." She dashes inside with an armful of laundry just in time in "Laundry," watches raindrops trickle from the eaves in "Eaves," brews a pot of chamomile tea in "Chamomile," and sips by the fog-misted window in "Fog." The heart of the hour arrives as she wraps up in a blanket and counts the distant thunder in "Rumble." She hums along with the rhythm of the rain in "Patter," nibbles a piece of shortbread in "Shortbread," and listens as the rain thins to a whisper in "Taper" - until golden light and a small rainbow break through in "Afterglow," closing the hour soft and glowing.

Each track carries just a drop of quiet grace, making this the perfect soundtrack for rainy-day reading, tea time, and slow afternoons at home.

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