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Farmers in Japan

from Harbours by Thus Owls

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lyrics

Farmers working on the fields
singing the land back to sleep
Heaven turns the light to deep red
leans down while shadows slowly felt

Buildings as dense as blades of grass
Gazing as far as their vision last
Humans are raising children here
Fighting for passion to win over fear

We go first in line now
We go with our heads high
We go armed in gold now
We go strong and proud now

Brothers are found across the world
(like) harbours where seas lay undisturbed
Siblings in struggle to keep belief
Grasping for moments left to reap

credits

from Harbours, track released October 5, 2011
Erika Angell - Vocals
Simon Angell - Guitar
Cecilia Persson - Piano
Martin Höper - Bass
Ola Hultgren - Drums

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Thus Owls Montreal, Québec

The mesmerizing and dark velvet sounding Thus Owls from Montreal is built around the core of Swedish-Canadian couple Erika and Simon Angell. Simon’s harshly charismatic guitar blends with the urgency of Erika’s vocals to create a sound that bends and stretches their unusual compositions into ever newer and surprising shapes. ... more

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