Where the soursobs grow
by The Small Mercies
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I flicked a switch
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Some other day
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Where the soursobs grow
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Papa Smurf
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Loaf head boy
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about
Where Jason and Tom grew up In Adelaide there is a weed that spreads like a disease in backyards. Every child remembers chewing out of idleness and ennui on long stemmed yellow flowered soursobs. It may not be the oatmeal biscuit you ‘re begging your Mum for as an after-school snack but I guess you’re just gunna have to chew on it anyway. They’ll always be there when you look for them. So yeah you just better be thankful for The Small Mercies and their debut album, ‘Where the Soursobs Grow’.
credits
released October 13, 2023
The Small Mercies are
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Tom Smith – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jason Bootle – Vocals, Bass, Percussion
Ricky Moufarge – Guitar
Arran Goodchild – Drums, Percussion
Gianinna Delpino – Vocals, Harmonica
with
Sarah Benson – Violin
Recorded and Engineered by Mark Owens at SELAR Studios, London UK.
Produced by The Small Mercies and Mark Owens
The Small Mercies are
–
Tom Smith – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jason Bootle – Vocals, Bass, Percussion
Ricky Moufarge – Guitar
Arran Goodchild – Drums, Percussion
Gianinna Delpino – Vocals, Harmonica
with
Sarah Benson – Violin
Recorded and Engineered by Mark Owens at SELAR Studios, London UK.
Produced by The Small Mercies and Mark Owens
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