02. "I Don't Feel It Anymore (Song Of The Sparrow)"
03. "We Feel Alone"
04. "If You Would Come Back Home"
05. "Please Forgive Me (Song Of The Crow)"
06. "Further From You"
07. "Just Not Each Other"
08. "Even Now"
09. "You Still Hurt Me"
10. "They'll Never Take The Good Years"
11. "Find Me To Forgive"
12. "Goodmorning"
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1
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Description:
Sparrow And The Crow by William Fitzsimmons, released 7 November 2011, includes the following tracks: "We Feel Alone", "Please Forgive Me (Song Of The Crow)", "Just Not Each Other", "You Still Hurt Me" and more.
This version of Sparrow And The Crow comes as a 1xCD. -
On the overcrowded stage of acoustic singer-songwriters, it's standing out from the crowd which is half the battle. This isn't a problem for William F...
the_archivist - 06/Dec/2009
From the opening mournful piano chords of 'After Afterall,' you know that this UK re-issue of William Fitzsimmon?s 2008 record is not a party album. ...
Simmy Richman - 06/Dec/2009
Illinois-based Fitzsimmons'previous album was abouthis parents' divorce. Thisone is about his own. It isa late-night-by-candlelightsort of record that...
Nick Robbins - 26/Nov/2009
It’s taken me a hell of a long time to feel comfortable enough to sit down and write this review. William Fitzsimmons was a name I had heard of a few ...
Colin Irwin - 16/Nov/2009
William Fitzsimmons sounds seriously in need of a hug. Raised by blind parents in a house full of instruments, the Illinois-based songwriter qualified...
Olivia Schaff - 05/Nov/2009
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John McGlone - 30/Oct/2009
In a nutshell... Folkie divorces, writes about it.What's it all aboutThose indie folksters are so very demanding these days. First came Bon Iver, who...
John McGlone - 30/Oct/2009
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Lisa Town - 12/Aug/2009
The Sparrow and The Crow is not merely a collection of songs, but rather an attempt at healing a broken heart and an apology for one that was broke.Â...
Matthew Fiander - 05/Jun/2009
Since form tends to follow content, it’s no surprise that break-up albums tend to sound, well, pretty broken. And there’s an appeal in that for listen...
