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Sunday, February 07, 2010
KFXM February 6, 1970
Who'll Stop The Rain-Creedence Clearwater Revival #1 Highest debut Bridge Over Troubled Water-Simon & Garfunkel #24 New Kentucky Rain-Elvis Presley Temma Harbour-Mary Hopkin
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Anonymous
said...
Is TEMMA HARBOUR a man or a woman. Racy lyrics if it's a woman.
ACTUALLY, "TEMMA HARBOUR" was a song written by Mary Hopkin and is about the coastal ghost-town of Temma Harbour in Tasmania. It used to be a port for the Balfour tin mine. It is now very deserted and very un-tropical, particularly in winter. this song is a favourite of the composer's and she sings it frequently in her live performances. in her own words, the lyrics convey her wonderment of discovering such a desolate place and finding joy and beauty in just being surrounded by the natural mystique imagery of it all.
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2 comments:
Is TEMMA HARBOUR a man or a
woman. Racy lyrics if it's a woman.
ACTUALLY, "TEMMA HARBOUR" was a song written by Mary Hopkin and is about the coastal ghost-town of Temma Harbour in Tasmania. It used to be a port for the Balfour tin mine. It is now very deserted and very un-tropical, particularly in winter.
this song is a favourite of the composer's and she sings it frequently in her live performances. in her own words, the lyrics convey her wonderment of discovering such a desolate place and finding joy and beauty in just being surrounded by the natural mystique imagery of it all.
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