What's your favourite Laura Marling song?

This Sunday the Observer is giving away a free Laura Marling CD featuring studio tracks and live recordings. The much-loved singer spoke to Killian Fox this week about the CD, playing shows in cathedrals, and what she's been up to since being named best female solo artist at this year's Brits. On Thursday we asked @guardianmusic Twitter followers to tell us what their favourite Laura Marling song is and why. Is yours mentioned? If not, let us know below. Devil's Spoke Because it sounds like a pagan hymn risen from the underworld itself @MarkyRiley Restrained but dramatic. @AnneClaireD1 Night Terror Because we've all been there... "I woke up on a bench on Shepherd's Bush Green" @midnight_devil A murky yet rousing track that mixes Marling's unique vocals with minimalist textures to bewitching finesse. @jamieneish Goodbye England (Covered in Snow) Evocative, nostalgic, endearing, beautiful. @Follow_Margo Beautiful, delicate and wistful. The perfect Christmas song. @John_murphy1 Alas I Cannot Swim Makes me think about all the missed chances I've had through fear, and determined not to miss any more. @catgirlspeaks Because I want to know what's in that house across the river. @_alex_king_ New Romantic It sounds like it was never even written, that it just existed. Its funny, clever, moving and original. Perfect. @Kevin__Dolan 'Cos it made my jaw hit the floor hard when a saw LM performing it on Later with Jools - a C21st love song @amcc66 Failure "If He made me in His image, then He's a failure too". I think Laura was 17 when she wrote that lyric. @CoreyMinagh Because it's truthful, hopeful, honest, simple, well-recorded but also musically beautiful with an ace arrangement. JackDurtnall