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Lyric

Dogear

Cozy Home Music

A little fold, a tiny roof

To keep my place till soon

I press the corner, soft and small

And let the cover close

The story's safe inside itself

The way a garden grows

Tomorrow keeps its own small cares

This hour keeps its peace

Rest your eyes a little while

The tale will hold your place

Good things wait so patiently

For those who go with grace

I stretch my arms above my head

The afternoon leans gold

The cup beside me's long gone cool

And I don't mind at all

Rest your eyes a little while

The tale will hold your place

Good things wait so patiently

For those who go with grace

Mmm... mmm... mmm

Rest your eyes a little while

The tale will hold your place

Good things wait so patiently

For those who go with grace

A little fold, a tiny roof

I'll be back home by dark

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  • Vocals

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  • Piano

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  • 1

    Shelf

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  • 2

    Curl

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  • 3

    Chapter

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  • 4

    Margin

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  • 5

    Tale

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    Dogear

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  • 7

    Heavy

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  • 8

    Nod

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  • 9

    Fable

    Cozy Home Music

  • 10

    Ribbon

    Cozy Home Music

A vintage-warm acoustic album for a slow reading hour at home - mellow fingerpicked guitar, soft piano, tender young vocals, and a whisper of vinyl crackle, following one quiet hour spent with a single good book in ten songs.

The story begins as she picks today's book in "Shelf," wraps herself in a blanket in "Curl," and opens the first pages in "Chapter."

She sinks into the stillness in "Margin" and wanders through the story in "Tale." She folds a page corner and takes a breath in "Dogear," her eyelids grow heavy in "Heavy," she starts to drift in "Nod," a little story visits her dream in "Fable," and the hour closes gently as she slips the ribbon bookmark in and returns in "Ribbon."

Each track carries just a drop of quiet grace, making this the perfect soundtrack for reading time, drowsy afternoons, and slow, bookish hours at home.

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