Natalie Merchant

Merchant was the lead singer of the band 10,000 Maniacs, joining in its infancy in 1981 while she was a student at Jamestown Community College. She left the band in 1993 to pursue a successful solo career. Her debut solo album Tigerlily (1995) had three Top 40 singles in the U.S.: "Carnival," "Jealousy," and "Wonder." In 1997, she first performed "Planctus," a song for voice and piano written for her by Philip Glass. In 1998, Merchant released Ophelia, supported by co-headlining the concert tour Lilith Fair. The following year she released Live in Concert, containing covers and solo songs as well as a few from the 10,000 Maniacs era. In 2001, Merchant released her album Motherland and went on...

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Album The House Carpenter's Daughter - 2003

Poor Wayfaring Stranger
House Carpenter
Weeping Pilgrim
Which Side Are You On
Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Tree
Diver Boy
Sally Ann
Owensboro
Soldier, Soldier
Crazy Man Michael

Album Ophelia - 1998

Break Your Heart
Effigy
Ophelia
Frozen Charlotte
King Of May
The Living
Life Is Sweet
My Skin
Thick As Thieves
When They Ring The Golden Bells
Kind And Generous

Album Tigerlily - 1995

Beloved Wife
I May Know The Word
Jealousy
San Andreas Fault
River
The Letter
Where I Go
Wonder
Carnival
Cowboy Romance
Seven Years

Album Motherland

Not In This Life
The Worst Thing
Build A Levee
Motherland
Henry Darger
Put The Law On You
This House Is On Fire
Tell Yourself
Golden Boy
Saint Judas

Other Natalie Merchant ringtones

Down On Penny`s Farm
Just Can`t Last
I`m Not Gonna Beg