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KINGDOM COME from HUW BRIS by Huw Parsons

A tale of lost love in Temple Meads Station, based very loosely on W.H. Auden's poem 'Night Mail.' The title 'Kingdom Come' refers to Isumbard Kingdom Brunel, the architect of the first station at Temple Meads.

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3.KINGDOM COME3:35
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from HUW BRIS, released April 10, 2013
Voice – Huw (recorded in Temple Meads Station.) Music John & Jaye Vickers (Klezmerpolitan.)
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Huw Parsons was born in 1954, grew up in Llyswen, near Hay on Wye, and educated at Brecon Boys’ Grammar School and Chelsea College of Art.

He feels neither wholly English nor particularly Welsh, with his life’s diversity a social impostor and a cultural chameleon.

His influences: the poems of John Betjeman & Phillip Larkin, the novels of Leslie Thomas, the song lyrics of Sting & Jake Thackray.

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