Hope In the Air - Laura Marling

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There's hope in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But sadly, not me,
Your last serving daughter.

Pick up your rope, Lord,
Sling it to me.
If we are to battle, I must not be weak.
And give us your strength, Lord,
And your food and your water.
Oh, I am your savior,
Your last serving daughter

There's hope in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But sadly, not me,
Your last serving daughter.

There's hoping in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But no hope for me,
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Hope In the Air Lyrics

There is a man that I know.
Seventeen years, he never spoke.
Guessed he had nothing to say.
He opened his mouth on judgment day.

I listened with all of my might.
But was scared by the look in his eyes.
Like he'd already lost the fight,
And there was no hope ever in sight.

No hope in the air,
No hope in the water.
Not even for me,
Your last serving daughter.

Why fear death,
Be scared of living.
Oh, hearts are small and ever thinning.
There is no hope ever of winning.
Oh, why fear death,
Be scared of living.

I have seen men provoked.
And I have seen lives revoked.
And I looked at my life and I choked.
From there no more ever I spoke.

I can't give up that quick.
My life is a candle and a wick.
You can put it out, but you can't break it down.
In the end we are waiting to be lit.

There's hope in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But sadly, not me,
Your last serving daughter.

A friend is a friend forever,
And a good one will never leave, never.
But you've never been south of what blows off your mouth.
You will never understand the ever.

You speak minds handed down to you,
By the lies handed down by your children,
And your angels that dance to your will,
Will mask your scrambling fall.

I forgave you, your short comings,
And ignored your childish behavior.
Let a kiss on your head,
And before I left said, "stay away from fleeting failure."

There's hope in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But sadly, not me,
Your last serving daughter.

Pick up your rope, Lord,
Sling it to me.
If we are to battle, I must not be weak.
And give us your strength, Lord,
And your food and your water.
Oh, I am your savior,
Your last serving daughter

There's hope in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But sadly, not me,
Your last serving daughter.

There's hoping in the air,
There's hope in the water.
But no hope for me,
Your last serving daughter.

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Laura Marling (born 1st February 1990) is a folk singer/songwriter/guitarist from Eversley, United Kingdom.

She began playing the guitar at the age of five, first being taught the blues by her father in front of the family fire, and has been enthralled by the songs and lyrics of the likes of Neil Young, Bob Dylan, James Taylor and John Mayall ever since. It’s not just the “golden-oldies” that Laura admires; she also harbours a rather deep love for alt.country’s favourite son, Ryan Adams. “He’s brilliant, there’s nothing that even comes close, he can paint the most amazing pictures in your mind.” Ryan Adams in turn had her album 'I Speak Because I Can' given to him by a producer friend. Ryan had written a lot of the material for his forthcoming album 'Ashes and Fire' but upon listening to her album he said; "I actually threw out the record I was writing and re-wrote my record based on that album because I thought to myself somebody's actually taking this very seriously ... It was amazing, a great motivation ... And it felt good to ask: 'What am I really capable of? I felt competitive again to write great songs."

Jamie T personally invited her on tour with him after being impressed by her modern folk-pop when he caught her playing just her second ever gig. Marling is part of the extended Way Out West family, having played five eminent shows at the label’s Brentford FC night before the club was finally moved on, and was also a member of Noah and the Whale until May 2008, contributing vocals and instruments throughout, and seen in the "Five Years Time" video playing recorder.

Following her London Town EP, Marling's debut album Alas I Cannot Swim was released by Virgin on 4th February 2008. Originally released in a large Song Box containing mementos and trinkets personal to the songs, as well as a concert ticket., the album was nominated for the 2008 Mercury Music Prize.

Marling released her second album, I Speak Because I Can, on March 22nd 2010.

The first track from her third album, A Creature I Don't Know, to receive radio airplay was "Sophia." The song is an ode to a mythical deity. (Sophia Songfacts).
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