" The second track off this album is a duet with Laura Viers, while its last track is a round that mentions that "Here all the bombs fade away."
One bonus track on this album says that "You got to get your clock locked/ Get your stopwatch synchronized" to prepare for the title action, while another notes that the title violent Ulster nationalist gang is "sharpening their cleavers and their knives." The second track off this album is a duet with Laura Viers, while its last track is a round that mentions that "Here all the bombs fade away." Besides the "Shankhill Butchers" and (*) "Yankee Bayonet," another song tells how the title character of this album was forced to weave "on cold loom/ in a closed room," and is described on a track that comes after "Summersong" and before "Sons and Daughters." Including "The Perfect Crime #2" and "O Valencia," for 10 points, identify this album by The Decemberists titled after a Japanese folk tale about a namesake bird.
One bonus track on this album says that "You got to get your clock locked/ Get your stopwatch synchronized" to prepare for the title action, while another notes that the title violent Ulster nationalist gang is "sharpening their cleavers and their knives.
The Crane Wife