Certain Songs: 'In My Dying Hour'

'In My Dying Hour'

This song is a real privilege to pass along. Not only am I a big fan of this artist, but I consider him a friend.

The artist in question is Henry Toft, aka 'Me And The Horse I Rode In On.' He makes incredible music from his home studio in Denmark and is an artist in the truest sense of the word, in it for the love of music, period. Here is a link to his EP, 'Ghost Hospital' which he wants you to have...for free!

http://www.toftgotf.dk/me_and_the_horse_i_rode_in_on/MATHIRIO_ghost_hospital_EP_320kbps.rar

Thanks for listening, enjoy. And if you like his stuff feel free to drop by his myspace page and leave him a comment: http://www.myspace.com/meandthehorse

06InMyDyingHour.mp3

Labels: Me And The Horse I Rode In On |

2 Response to "'In My Dying Hour'"

Anonymous Says: March 11, 2008 at 1:32 AM

link doesn't work

Anonymous Says: March 11, 2008 at 11:31 AM

I just checked the link. It works fine.

My phone's on vibrate for you...

...or my email is anyway! Hey, it's me Blair...the Certain Songs staff of one. I just do this for the love of the music and am in no way trying to rip anybody off, so if you are an artist or a record label and you are not happy that I am promoting your music, or you want me to take a song down, just shoot me an email and I will most definitely oblige.

And please support the artists I post here in whatever way you can if you do download a song...go to a show, buy some merch, buy an album...these songs are the soundtrack to my life and I just love to share them. But I can only do that if the insanely talented artist responsible for said songs are able to eat.

I also love hearing new stuff...so any submissions can also be sent to my email, I will try my bestest to listen to everything and get back to you all...peace,love,rock n' roll.

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