ossory
Liverpool as the great Atlantic port named for a tidal pool and dreamed into "the pool of life" by a man who never once set foot there, raced in Merseyside folk-rock from the Dingle to Scottie Road by a male and female lead trading Scouse-accented lines. Two cathedrals, two football grounds, one river, and the two Liver Birds still holding the town.
Pool Of Life
Style
Fast Merseyside folk-rock at roughly 158 BPM driven by stomping percussion, hand-claps and fiddle-and-melodeon riffs over crunchy electric guitar, with male and female leads trading verses in strong Scouse accents and belting the chorus together over a gang-vocal crowd shout-along.