Grapevine Fires
Lyrics
And the wind picked up, the fire spread And the grapevine seemed, left for dead And the northern sky looked Like the end of days, the end of daysfull lyrics...
The wind picked up, the fire spread The grapevine singing, left for dead The northern sky looked like the end of days, end of days The wake up call to a rented roomfull lyrics...
Features Of This Song
electric rock instrumentationa subtle use of vocal harmony
a twelve-eight time signature
major key tonality
electric pianos
prominent organ
political lyrics
triple note feel
These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this song by the Music Genome Project.
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Would be alright Near your daughter's school and we picked her up Before we all burn To warn us it's only a matter of time Burn, burn, burn As the ocean air fanned the flames With prayers for rain on their lips Songwriters: Benjamin Gibbard, Nicholas Harmer, Jason Mcgerr And there I knew we'd be alright Sounded like an alarm of impending doom Publishers: EMI BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC., GIANT BEAT SONGS, SHOVE IT UP YOUR SONGS, WHERE I'M CALLING FROM MUSIC But I couldn't think of anywhere, where I would've rather been And the wind picked up, the fire spread Before we all burn But she laughed and danced through the field of graves Would be alright Like the end of days, the end of days And the northern sky looked And the news reports on the radio said it was getting worse That everything would be alright To watch it all burn away Before we all burn Would be alright They knew it was only a matter of time The firemen worked in double shifts The wake up call to a rented room To burn away, burn, burn, burn Before we all burn We watched the plumes paint the sky gray And the grapevine seemed, left for dead And drove to a cemetery on a hill, on a hill We bought some wine and some paper cups



