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Burn it Down (Snowdrop)

from Hottest Summer Yet by Stackhouse & The Garden

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The melody of this song is from traditional banjo tune called Snowdrop.

lyrics

Burn it down, burn it down
Make me thing that I amount to
So much more, than just a score
From all these things, I should adore

Change my mind, I change my mind
It’s something I do all the time
Somewhere between these wild oats
And sitting back to watch my garden grow

I cannot see the forest for the trees
I cannot emote fearlessly
I will become the things I choose not to fight

They say I’ll know, they say I’ll know
When it’s true love and when I should go but
I don’t want to wait on a shelf
While waiting just to find myself

I cannot see the forest for the trees
I cannot emote fearlessly
I will become the things I choose not to fight

So burn it down, burn it down
I want to believe that we amount to
More thank just, what I perceive
Judging you while your judging me

Bada bum, ba bada bum bum, bum bum bum bada bum bum.
Bada bum, ba bada bum bum, bum bum bum bada bum bum.

I cannot see the forest for the trees
I cannot emote fearlessly
I will become the things I choose not to fight

I cannot see the forest for the trees
I cannot emote fearlessly
When will I be a man who’s worth the fight?

credits

from Hottest Summer Yet, released June 12, 2020
Collin Stackhouse
Emily Anderson
Julay Brooks
Erin Esses
Joe Pomianek

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Stackhouse & The Garden Portland, Oregon

Acoustic, Orchestral, Folk-Pop, Americana.

Our debut album of strange pop songs was recorded live in studio over one weekend.

We think it's pretty darn good. "Hottest Summer Yet" touches on themes of humanity, swiping right, the horrors of climate change, and personal growth.


From Portland OR.
And Bellingham WA. And Los Angeles CA. And Fairbanks AK. ... more

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