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"Scotland" - Dustin Furlow (original)

A culmination of memories, scenes, and words that stayed with me well after returning to the homestead a few months ago - made possible entirely from the collaboration of a few talented friends and the beautiful landscapes and towns around eastern Scotland. Thank you Rory Dowling and co. for the brilliant guitar and warm hospitality, Antoine Dufour for mixing and mastering, and Matt Thomas for recording audio and video. A sincere apology to Sixt in Edinburgh for the mud, next time I will gladly accept the offer for a 4x4 upgrade. Played on a short scale 'Tirga Beag' model in Italian Spruce & African Blackwood back and sides. Wenge neck, African Blackwood bridge/fingerboard and hot sand-faded Scottish Burr Elm appointments throughout. More info at www.taranguitars.co.uk Capo: G7th Heritage www.g7th.com Strings: D'addario XS Phosphor Bronze 12-53 www.daddarioandco.com Lyrics: Moving through these hills I can finally feel The shape that I’m in The wind on my skin Is it real? I might have to trust The iron and the rust The hands of the makers Their light rays of dust Steadfast now, walk with the wind of Scotland Old crows in the trees As the stones quarrel with the sea All of these grey obligations I don’t want to take them A ghost I would rather be So I might have to trust The iron and the rust The hands of the makers Their light rays of dust Follow the fog rolling in of Scotland Slow, falling snow Friends I would never know If not for the will, if not for the hills of Scotland