Name: Stoney Bay Blues
Duration: P00H06M18S
Description: It’s not always possible for your surroundings to affect how you feel regardless of how beautiful they are.

Stoney Bay Blues

from Are We Lost by Crooked Weather

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It’s not always possible for your surroundings to affect how you feel regardless of how beautiful they are.

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I thought i was fine but it turns out i was barley alive,
I feel as old as these mountains but they say i have plenty of time.
And the crow on your shoulder it haunts you it weighs you to the ground,
Well it looks in your eyes and shows you what it is he’s searhcing for.

But how can you see,
When your bones they’re like dirt,
And a weight upon your head
And your heart is all unfurled?

With clouded vision you walk into the woods,
But the trees are all broken your shoes all covered in mud.
And the jackdaw with it’s beady little eyes,
He’s making me see the truth i long to hide

But how can you see,
When your bones they’re like dirt,
And a weight upon your head
And your heart is all unfurled?

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from Are We Lost, released April 12, 2019
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Crooked Weather England, UK

Crooked Weather play earthy, unruly and original folk songs. Often travel and adventure, both without and within, have been a mainstay of the inspiring antics that Crooked Weather draw upon for their craft. The songs echo the ethos of folk songsmiths before them with imagery of escape, companionship and searching, but told from a new heart. ... more

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