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![]() Magic Girl (from the album I’m Too Blue available on Sinkhole Texas, Inc) The Texas songwriter tradition surrounds the songs of Magic Girl like a wild wind on an open plain. Magic Girl, aka Mary-Charlotte Young, guides the tracks across I’m Too Blue, her recent release, with a firm grip on the characters. As Country laps at the rock hard edge of “Appaloosa (Mary)” Magic Girl embraces mistakes with punk rock attitude while she hops on board a train-track beat for the tale of “Widow (Judith)”, strums up a twirling rhythm to soundtrack the drugged-dreams of “Boxcar Girl”, and follows the outlaw west Texas wind into soundscape “Where Every Man is King”. The experiences of lives lived on the borders of civilization, hard-won success and last-chance loses tell their stories on I’m Too Blue, the heart of the album glowing with the light of love as a woman waits at home for “The Hangman” to return from a day at the office and puts a percussive rumble under the exposed emotions of the title track. Magic Girl is the storyteller and the star of I’m Too Blueas the guitar spits out a rhythm for “Ramblin’ Woman” and opens “Black Valentine” on heavy breaths of a beat. Magic Girl spins out a reel for “Magdalene” and feels a heartbeat through every fiber of “Wild, Wild Hair (Delilah)” as I’m Too Bluewatches love takes sides and face off in “Say It Ain’t So”. Listen and buy the music of Magic Girl from AMAZON https://www.magicgirlmusic.com/
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