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Smudge

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A little blot beside your name

Well, hello there, little cloud

My hand went faster than the ink

And left a small blue moon

I could begin the page again

Or leave it where it bloomed

A letter isn't meant to be

A perfect printed thing

So I'll keep the little smudge in

It proves that this is me

His mercies are new every day

So my page can be

I set the pen down for a while

And stretch my writing hand

The tea is warm, the smudge is dry

It looks like somewhere planned

So I'll keep the little smudge in

It proves that this is me

His mercies are new every day

So my page can be

Mmm... mmm... mmm

So I'll keep the little smudge in

It proves that this is me

His mercies are new every day

So my page can be

A little blot beside your name

I think I'll let it stay

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  • Piano

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  • 1

    Dear

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  • 2

    Desk

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    Nib

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    Smudge

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  • 5

    Cursive

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  • 6

    Blossom

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  • 7

    Yours

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  • 8

    Wax

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  • 9

    Stamp

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  • 10

    Envelope

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A vintage-warm acoustic album for a letter writing hour at home - mellow fingerpicked guitar, soft piano, tender young vocals, and a whisper of vinyl crackle, following one quiet hour of writing a letter to someone dear in ten songs.

The story begins as she decides to write in "Dear," clears her little desk in "Desk," and dips the pen with a playful bounce in "Nib." She smiles at a small ink stain in "Smudge," and the words begin to flow in "Cursive." She slips a pressed flower between the pages in "Blossom," writes her closing lines in "Yours," seals the envelope with warm wax in "Wax," picks a stamp in a tiny waltz in "Stamp," and the hour closes gently as the letter waits by the window in "Envelope," dreaming of the day it arrives.

Each track carries just a drop of quiet grace, making this the perfect soundtrack for letter writing, journaling time, and slow, heartfelt afternoons at home.

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