Lyrics: It's long gone that I carry on From December It is no matter If you remember Mold, paper, bad wine And too much bedside whiskey I will roll my heart up I will roll my heart up in my sleeve Now it is your line I know that I wrote it And if you tell a lie Well, no one will notice And of you and I Well, I was the loudest While you stayed quiet We were surrounded It's long gone that I carry on From the winter I asked you upstairs Until we tangled in my hair You were never one for chronic chattering Your heart beat pale While I flew my colors I flew my colors like a sail Now it is your…
I happened upon her in Spotify somehow, I can't remember, but it didn't matter. Immediately I fell in love with the music and the poetic words formed by her warm voice. Later I discovered she sang with Damien Rice, and then realized why her voice sounded not only lovable but strangely familiar. I never knew or looked up her name for years listening to his songs, just felt so glad he blended her feminine sensitivity to his already touching work. I'm not in love with every one of her songs, but I have a playlist of about 10 which touch some place inside me that always sends goosebumps down my skin. I can only lean back in my chair and let the pleasure of such talented music and empathetic expressions take over me. Even on the first listen, as the songs progressed, they did exactly what I dearfuly anticipated and hoped they would at each turn - a shift in bass chord, violins or piano, or some lovely horn comes forth, sending a flood of impeccably called-for warmth in just that moment. There's a lot of music I like in the world, but these certain songs of hers that I have saved are among my most cherished. Thank you Lisa Hannigan and all accompanying talent.
@eksplosyon Is it a map of one particular city? The maps show where I wrote the record. It's a mix of Dublin, New York and a village in West Cork. So the front and back covers are those three places melded into one.
@eksplosyon You hand-stitched the album artwork for Sea Sew. Did you create the artwork for Passenger as well? Yes. I wanted to do something to do with maps, and I wanted to move away from the sewing. So the images are actually maps that I perforated in paper and then put them over a lightbox so my friend could photograph them.
@AedinBeanTinn obscure sea references ? The line saying I flew my colours like a sail is the most powerful line in the song because it describes her personality in contrast to the dull nonchalant personality of her lover. It shouldn't be named anything other than a sail because it gives it more meaning.
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Lyrics:
It's long gone that I carry on
From December
It is no matter
If you remember
Mold, paper, bad wine
And too much bedside whiskey
I will roll my heart up
I will roll my heart up in my sleeve
Now it is your line
I know that I wrote it
And if you tell a lie
Well, no one will notice
And of you and I
Well, I was the loudest
While you stayed quiet
We were surrounded
It's long gone that I carry on
From the winter
I asked you upstairs
Until we tangled in my hair
You were never one
for chronic chattering
Your heart beat pale
While I flew my colors
I flew my colors like a sail
Now it is your…
Imagine the feeling... you realise that he's your soulmade, just at the moment, when you are saying goodbye forever.
I've fallen in love with your voice Ms Hannigan,
I happened upon her in Spotify somehow, I can't remember, but it didn't matter. Immediately I fell in love with the music and the poetic words formed by her warm voice. Later I discovered she sang with Damien Rice, and then realized why her voice sounded not only lovable but strangely familiar. I never knew or looked up her name for years listening to his songs, just felt so glad he blended her feminine sensitivity to his already touching work.
I'm not in love with every one of her songs, but I have a playlist of about 10 which touch some place inside me that always sends goosebumps down my skin. I can only lean back in my chair and let the pleasure of such talented music and empathetic expressions take over me. Even on the first listen, as the songs progressed, they did exactly what I dearfuly anticipated and hoped they would at each turn - a shift in bass chord, violins or piano, or some lovely horn comes forth, sending a flood of impeccably called-for warmth in just that moment.
There's a lot of music I like in the world, but these certain songs of hers that I have saved are among my most cherished. Thank you Lisa Hannigan and all accompanying talent.
i love it....great banjo riff!
@eksplosyon Is it a map of one particular city?
The maps show where I wrote the record. It's a mix of Dublin, New York and a village in West Cork. So the front and back covers are those three places melded into one.
I love Lisa! this song... amazing!
@eksplosyon You hand-stitched the album artwork for Sea Sew. Did you create the artwork for Passenger as well?
Yes. I wanted to do something to do with maps, and I wanted to move away from the sewing. So the images are actually maps that I perforated in paper and then put them over a lightbox so my friend could photograph them.
i'm so in love with her spirit
Just the perfect way to start the day, thank you!
ラジオで流れてきて、ひときき惚れ❣️
good! 😌
Heard it at Starbucks. Fell in love
Haha same!
Thumbs up if you explored this song or album with your own musical self!!
so great!
Found out about her new album just today : ) LOVELY
Beautiful
Damn i am falling love with this stuff. So inspiring
If she is as pretty and kind as her voice is nice..?
Absolutely!!! =)
Love THIS. X
love it!
@eksplosyon It's a mix of places where she has lived.
@AedinBeanTinn obscure sea references ? The line saying I flew my colours like a sail is the most powerful line in the song because it describes her personality in contrast to the dull nonchalant personality of her lover. It shouldn't be named anything other than a sail because it gives it more meaning.
🥺🥺😍
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
what city is that in the album cover?
@AedinBeanTinn
disagree. the sea is a wonderful thing