1. |
Shallow Hole
04:27
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The soft light breaks -
A sphere half traced,
It radiates new color to
The ground it had once drew.
Green, gold, and brown
All falling down -
Come, hear the sound of ancient fanning
On the forming ground.
We go too slow.
Arising stem, like clockwork, bend
Unto the mighty molding forces
Of Time, their old friend.
Now growing old,
Their life stole
By meekling, Man, who sold his soul
To dig a shallow hole.
We go too slow.
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2. |
Bloodline
03:49
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Kneel and feel the sunshine
Rise to find a bloodline
Water on the ground
Deep in parables they learned
Of thousand men - imported strife
Stillness calls upon the Earth
To wake up
Water on the ground!
Sacred ground
It can't be harmed
Sacred ground
Water to be found
Water is life
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3. |
Falling
05:20
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4. |
The Ghost
04:52
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Lovely Dawn,
Hold on
Find your peace -
Joy increase
I am not your ghost
I am leaving mostly to see
What will become of me.
What will become of me?
Ride by day,
Going our way
Feel the cold
Tighten its hold
I know what you are
You have made my scar
But the pain that you've made
Won't reside in me.
It won't reside in me.
When the weepings cease,
Then the fold will crease,
And your firm ground will shake -
Trembling as you fall.
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5. |
Open Water
03:49
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Out travelling across the window's watch.
Slowly gathering, using a wanderer's touch.
We were always on the hill,
And we'll fight you 'till the day you've had your fill.
Feel the agony - you surely never will.
Steal so savagely - you possess such great skill.
Give it back to the people - that power -
Cause we will not remain still.
Wartime in the east, and you stretch me still!
We are poised ready to kill
And we'll find you, if it is our dying will.
So head out to open water
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Willows Minneapolis, Minnesota
Willows is an indie folk band hailing from Minneapolis that draws from soul and americana inspirations. The group first formed as a lively duo in a college dorm room and has since expanded into a harmonious collective of musician friends passionate about creating sounds that will engage listeners and leave them entranced. ... more
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