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Three Hours is a track by John Parish, taken from the album “The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs of Nick Drake”, released July 7, 2023 on Chrysalis Records. It runs 4:32. Use the Play button above when a verified stream is available, or choose a listening service from the other options.

Within the album sequence, this recording sits alongside ' Cello Song, Hazey Jane II, Saturday Sun. Open the album page to compare the full running order and the listening options available for each song.

Song details

Song
Three Hours
Artist
John Parish
Release
The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs of Nick Drake
Format
Album
Duration
4:32
Release date
July 7, 2023
Record label
Chrysalis Records
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Three hours from sundown, Jeremy flies Hoping to keep the sun from his eyes East from the city and down to the cave In search of a master, in search of a slave Three hours from London, Giacomo's free Taking his woes down to the sea In search of a lifetime to tell when he's home In search of a story, that's never been known Three hours from speaking, everyone's flown Not wanting to be seen on their own Three hours is needed, to leave from them all Three hours to wonder, three hours to fall

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Full tracklist

  1. 01 ' Cello Song 5:04
  2. 02 Hazey Jane II 4:07
  3. 03 Saturday Sun 5:15
  4. 04 Road 2:36
  5. 05 From The Morning 3:40
  6. 06 Place To Be 3:31
  7. 07 Parasite 4:51
  8. 08 Time Has Told Me 3:59
  9. 09 One Of These Things First 3:39
  10. 10 Northern Sky 4:12
  11. 11 Black Eyed Dog 3:45
  12. 12 Poor Boy 4:35
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