The Antlers — Green to Gold (Brent Arnold Remix)
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So, summer's on the outs
Cicadas swim around the house
Crickets clicking down the block
We are on an early morning walk
No one's up, and no cars on the street
Hiding from an unrelenting heat
Sun is climbing out from underneath
Lighting up and roasting tired leaves
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
A breeze blew in and autumn came to town
Branches bare, the leaves rest on the ground
All that summer worked to bud and bloom
Only to be swept up by a broom
An uninvited frost formed overnight
By early afternoon, we're losing light
Now they're saying two, three feet of snow
The reading dips to ten degrees below
Morning's bright, the ancient ice withdraws
I take one step and the ground begins to thaw
Tiny grasses spring up 'round my shoe
Eager bits of green start peeking through
Seedlings turn to chutes and shoot up high
Thunderclouds hold hostage summer sky
Concrete's hot with fire it can't contain
We sit in front of fans and wait for rain
And just like that, summer's on the outs
Cicadas swim around the house
Crickets clicking down the block
While we are on an early morning walk
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Cicadas swim around the house
Crickets clicking down the block
We are on an early morning walk
No one's up, and no cars on the street
Hiding from an unrelenting heat
Sun is climbing out from underneath
Lighting up and roasting tired leaves
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
A breeze blew in and autumn came to town
Branches bare, the leaves rest on the ground
All that summer worked to bud and bloom
Only to be swept up by a broom
An uninvited frost formed overnight
By early afternoon, we're losing light
Now they're saying two, three feet of snow
The reading dips to ten degrees below
Morning's bright, the ancient ice withdraws
I take one step and the ground begins to thaw
Tiny grasses spring up 'round my shoe
Eager bits of green start peeking through
Seedlings turn to chutes and shoot up high
Thunderclouds hold hostage summer sky
Concrete's hot with fire it can't contain
We sit in front of fans and wait for rain
And just like that, summer's on the outs
Cicadas swim around the house
Crickets clicking down the block
While we are on an early morning walk
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
Green to gold, going green to gold
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Wait.. This isn't Robert Plant in 2024? I can't tell the difference.
so does anyone else hear a softer gentler Robert Plant?
A cousin to Jennifer Hall's _Ice Cream Days_?
A very apt band to listen to during a walk in my local deer park, though it's early gor the stags to have antlers. A bit dull, mind.
Breathy little number; like a wisp of wind. So different to the Hospice album which I really loved. Hospice is such an intriguing album thematically. Its difficult to use the word "enjoy" but it succeeds well in mining out some of the darker and confused feelings that arise from mental illness and cancer (among other things). A very raw album that may not be everyones cup of tea.
A very George Martin/Sergeant Pepper string break in the middle.
Is this a cover or the other one I've listened on RP is a cover? Or... or...
The Antlers on RP. That's nice.
Nice vibe. Atmospheric. Very gentle.
Pretty cool...ethereal...