Hard Day On The Planet
from The Settler by Alastair James Dickie
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THE PRESIDENT'S SICK...
This was written in NINETEEN. EIGHTY. SIX. It's a cover of the indomitable Loudon Wainwright III's 'Hard Day On The Planet', from his album "More Love Songs."
I got myself a license to release this, but you should support the man properly. Buy his albums, watch his videos, go to his shows. He'll make you despair for the future of humanity, but y'know, in a nice way.
This was written in NINETEEN. EIGHTY. SIX. It's a cover of the indomitable Loudon Wainwright III's 'Hard Day On The Planet', from his album "More Love Songs."
I got myself a license to release this, but you should support the man properly. Buy his albums, watch his videos, go to his shows. He'll make you despair for the future of humanity, but y'know, in a nice way.
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from The Settler,
released March 1, 2017
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Alastair James Dickie Manchester, UK
Manchester singer-songwriter. For best results, serve live.
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Apr 2020 -
Mar 2017 -
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May 2011
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