The Owl
by The Son of Sons
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This song I wrote for my father.
lyrics
Sightless sun, orange over mountains. Restless one compare the sky. You should want to take a minute. You should want to keep it to yourself.
And we all
See it all
Even I
Take it for granted sometimes.
Run for high ground in the canyon
We'll be fine as long as there's a fire
Certain sounds set off the siren
Maybe one has stayed behind
But we all
See it all
Maybe I
Take it for granted sometimes
And we all
See it all
Even I
Take it for granted sometimes.
Run for high ground in the canyon
We'll be fine as long as there's a fire
Certain sounds set off the siren
Maybe one has stayed behind
But we all
See it all
Maybe I
Take it for granted sometimes
credits
released February 28, 2014
Jared Woosley - Vocals, guitar
Jared Woosley - Vocals, guitar
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The Son of Sons Phoenix, Arizona
TSOS was born during an impromptu banjo / guitar campfire session in the winter of 2012, while visiting Jared's parent's cabin on a joint family trip to beautiful Happy Jack Arizona. This weekend getaway spawned a year and half long adventure with a digital 8 track, a lot of menudo and many nights recording one take songs with whatever instruments we had laying close by. ... more
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Feb 2013 -
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Mar 2014 -
Feb 2014
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