Name: Hold On (Invisible) by Eleanora Grace
Duration: 3 min 19 s
Description: This song is about dealing with anxiety and feelings of alienation

Interesting and quite timid indie vibes. I like the piano line well supported with jazz-like drums.

super great vibe to this, keep up the good work

good sound but more energy would make it 10× better

An mid-tempo singer songwriter style song that involves a question a guy was once asked as a schoolboy....

The Question

Barter

Feeling nostalgic as I looked through old photos the other day.

Spencer Broschard (Guitars, backup vocals)
Josh Rodgers (Live Drums)
Will Montgomery (Vocals, bass, drum programming, mix)
Drums recorded at Audio Dallas by Paul Osborn

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Je laisse parfois passer le temps.
Je nage souvent à contre courant.

Je laisse de côté mon esprit brouillé.
C’est mieux comme ça, il faut avancer.
Arrête toi là, cesse de gêner.
Je suis ma route, bien décidé.

Je regarde souvent le ciel flambant.
L’étincelle viendra puis un feu ardent.

Je laisse de côté mon esprit brouillé.
C’est mieux comme ça, il faut avancer.
Arrête toi là, cesse de gêner.
Je suis ma route, bien décidé.

Le chemin s’élève. Mon souffle est coupé.
Je regarde là-haut. Des pins, des cyprès.
Le vent ralentit mes pas mesurés.
Je regarde le ciel. Des nuages crevés.
La pente s’adoucit. La pluie a cessé.
Le vent est une brise. Le col est si près.
Le soleil brûlant me réchauffe un peu.
De l’autre côté, je suis arrivé.

Je laisse parfois passer le temps.
Je nage souvent à contre courant.
Je regarde souvent le ciel flambant.
L’étincelle jaillit. Vient le feu ardent.

Le Feu Ardent

This song is about dealing with anxiety and feelings of alienation

Hold On (Invisible)

The Playing Fields Of England by These Guitars Say Sorry critiques the glorification of war and questions the romanticized ideals of heroism often associated with it. The song emphasizes the sacrifices made by ordinary soldiers and challenges the notion that war is something to be celebrated or revered.  These Guitars Say Sorry's  folk-inspired songwriting style, is accompanied by his percussive acoustic guitar playing acting as the perfect backdrop for the song's post punk lyrics.

On the playing fields of England
There are battles won and lost
I have seen them fought so many times I had almost forgot
That it's a pleasure and an honor as you go out to die
I'd do it all a thousand times for the old school tie

So hold your head up high
So I can see you're full of pride
As you lay down your life
On the playing fields of England

Past the ranks of blue and gray
Into the old school hall
You can read the roll of honor or heed the distant call
Like your father before you, you'll tread a distant land
You didn't learn the first time, so now you're going back

I look in your eyes and I can see the pain
And then you ask me who's to blame
I told you it was much more than a game
On the playing fields of England

Nobody thought to question why you went to die
Bravely put on the uniform and joined the end of the line
But age brings with it wisdom, but you'll never grow old to know
On the playing fields of England, you will reap what you have sown

As they fly your body homeward, draped in your country's flag
Past lines of grieving relatives who know you're never coming back
On the playing fields of England was where you chose to play
But a generation of you went marching to the grave

As you lie facing the sky, I can only wonder why
You believed a pack of lies about the playing fields of England
The playing fields of England


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The Playing Fields Of England - These Guitars Say Sorry [folk music | protest songs]

https://youtu.be/z5HGqbKj-Nc?si=9BqXm-7zwNnldkaB

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Laxá & Heima Kvartett are:
Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards
Lisbeth Heima - Violin
Sif Árnadóttir - Violin
Natasha Guðmundsdóttir - Viola
Ída Sigurðardóttir - Cello

Hold On (Invisible)

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