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Cecil Sharp has dedicated his life to preserving the history of English folk music, travelling the land and documenting every song he could find. Facing imminent death, Sharp's only regret is failing to track down a fabled song known as The Drawing of the Sap, shrouded in strange legends. Maybe a small group of investigators can succeed where Sharp has failed. And somewhere in the woods of rural Oxfordshire, echoes of a haunting refrain may be heard, hinting at ancient secrets that defy death itself. | Cecil Sharp has dedicated his life to preserving the history of English folk music, travelling the land and documenting every song he could find. Facing imminent death, Sharp's only regret is failing to track down a fabled song known as The Drawing of the Sap, shrouded in strange legends. Maybe a small group of investigators can succeed where Sharp has failed. And somewhere in the woods of rural Oxfordshire, echoes of a haunting refrain may be heard, hinting at ancient secrets that defy death itself. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:27, 15 August 2018
Cecil Sharp has dedicated his life to preserving the history of English folk music, travelling the land and documenting every song he could find. Facing imminent death, Sharp's only regret is failing to track down a fabled song known as The Drawing of the Sap, shrouded in strange legends. Maybe a small group of investigators can succeed where Sharp has failed. And somewhere in the woods of rural Oxfordshire, echoes of a haunting refrain may be heard, hinting at ancient secrets that defy death itself.
