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The Bowmen (Agincourt Carol)

by Sunex Amures

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Inspired by 'The Bowmen' — a short story by Arthur Machen (1863-1947).

This song is a spell; just as the Bowmen delivered the English troops from certain doom, so may we all find a way out of the troubles that beset us today.

It’s no longer an open war of country versus country, the enemy now is not some misremembered European power — they live among us.

They are the people who claim loudest of being the most fervently patriotic of us all — but while they fail to recognise the values of diversity, and place their unaccountable hatred of gender, sexuality, intellect and race over compassion and inclusivity, they are shameful, shabby humanity, representing neither anything nor anywhere to be proud of.

They blame their own failures on foreigners and prefer minding borders to broadening minds.

They warp history into hate and twist folklore into fascism.

May the time come soon when their like is gone forever.


— Folklore Not Fascism —

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Deo gratias Anglia, redde pro victoria!

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released June 8, 2020
Music by Paul A Murphy, arranged in part from the Agincourt Carol (anon).

Sunex Amures: keyboards, bass guitar, electric guitar, bouzouki, vocals, percussion, programming.

Recorded in Sussex during lockdown, May/June 2020.

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Sunex Amures Brighton, UK

Sussex sea-board sorcery.

Paul A Murphy: bass, bouzouki, acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards, vocals, seance, programming, tape wrangling, percussion.

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