There Goes the Trees, by The Trees

There Goes the Trees

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1.	Trees Overture 01:12	info	buy track
2.	When the cranes came 01:53	info	buy track
3.	Stuck in a tree 01:53	info	buy track
4.	My sort of Town 01:36	info	buy track
5.	Hi-Vis (in cahoots) 01:39	lyrics	buy track
Composers, Keith Fabrique & Christopher Sidwell
6.	Growing on me 02:51	info	buy track
7.	Plastic Grass 02:01	info	buy track
8.	Righting the wrong 02:08	info	buy track
9.	Avacados (shame on the World) 02:19	lyrics	buy track
Composers, Keith Fabrique & Christopher Sidwell
10.	Last dance for the trees 02:17	info	buy track

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Shirley Bassey sang, ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ the title song from Sean Connery’s last James Bond film - or so he said.
But he returned, one last time for, Never say never again’.
The Trees said that they’d never make another album after, ‘Here Come the Trees’ but here they are again for one last time (?)
‘There Goes the Trees’ features tracks recorded by the nucleus of Melanie Moon, Christopher Sidwell and Keith Fabrique since that original album which came out all of those years ago in 2019.
Since then all sorts of things have happened to the world and these are featured in songs that cast The Trees net further.
Re-wilding is the subject of ‘When the cranes came’. Climate change features on ‘Shame on the world (Avacados) and extinction rebellion and protestors are the subject of ‘Righting the wrong’
Melanie’s nasty neighbours feature on ‘Growing on me’ - some things never seem to change, do they !?!
Other than The Trees minds of course which is why they made this last (?) album! We hope that you like it! X

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released September 15, 2023

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KEITH FABRIQUE Glasslip Records Coventry, UK

‘There Goes the Trees’ features tracks recorded by the nucleus of Melanie Moon, Christopher Sidwell and Keith Fabrique
Re-wilding is the subject of ‘When the cranes came’. Climate change features on ‘Shame on the world (Avacados) and extinction rebellion and protestors are the subject of ‘Righting the wrong’
Melanie’s nasty neighbours feature on ‘Growing on me’ ... more

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