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(Soundbite of Bon Iver's "Flume") BON IVER: (Singing) I am my mother on the wall, with us all I move in water shore to shore Nothing's more Only love is all maroon Lapping lakes like leery loons Leaving rope burns Reddish ruse NORRIS: You know, the music is beautiful, but boy, whatever happened, it left quite a mark on him.
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(Soundbite of Bon Iver's "Flume") BON IVER: (Singing) I am my mother on the wall, with us all I move in water shore to shore Nothing's more Only love is all maroon Lapping lakes like leery loons Leaving rope burns Reddish ruse NORRIS: You know, the music is beautiful, but boy, whatever happened, it left quite a mark on him.
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(Soundbite of Bon Iver's "Flume") BON IVER: (Singing) I am my mother on the wall, with us all I move in water shore to shore Nothing's more Only love is all maroon Lapping lakes like leery loons Leaving rope burns Reddish ruse NORRIS: You know, the music is beautiful, but boy, whatever happened, it left quite a mark on him.
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(Soundbite of Bon Iver's "Flume") BON IVER: (Singing) I am my mother on the wall, with us all I move in water shore to shore Nothing's more Only love is all maroon Lapping lakes like leery loons Leaving rope burns Reddish ruse NORRIS: You know, the music is beautiful, but boy, whatever happened, it left quite a mark on him.
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(Soundbite of Bon Iver's "Flume") BON IVER: (Singing) I am my mother on the wall, with us all I move in water shore to shore Nothing's more Only love is all maroon Lapping lakes like leery loons Leaving rope burns Reddish ruse NORRIS: You know, the music is beautiful, but boy, whatever happened, it left quite a mark on him.
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It was more like his father's description of the "Flume" and the "Notch," those natural wonders of the White Hills which Waldo Kean the elder liked to talk about.
Peak and Prairie From a Colorado Sketch-book Anna Fuller 1884
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Peter Gabriel takes Bon Iver's "Flume" and locates its breathtaking grandiosity.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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Peter Gabriel takes Bon Iver's "Flume" and locates its breathtaking grandiosity.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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"/" Flume "7" single; Peter Gabriel and Bon Iver cover each other's music, Bon Iver track is Exclusive to this release (2000 available)
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In the spirit of ideas that seem doomed to fail until they turn out not to be, Gabriel works particular wonders with Bon Iver's "Flume," a song that on its surface wouldn't seem conducive to outside interpretation.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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