About the song "Still We Sow"

Conceived as an echo of voices silenced by adversity, Still We Sow was born from the desire to capture the quiet dignity of those who endure. Set in the English countryside of 1820, the song follows a family who sows in hope of a good harvest—only to see their work undone by a brutal storm.

Each verse was shaped to reflect the tension between nature’s cycles and human will: the earth receives, yet also refuses; the sky promises, but does not deliver. And still, something persists—the hand that sows again, even upon ruin.

The lyrics were built with restraint, using simple words and measured rhythm, echoing the sobriety of English literature of the time, without dramatization. The song is not a lament, but a quiet affirmation: there is worth in the gesture, even when the world does not respond.

Still We Sow is, above all, a song about quiet resilience, measured hope, and the unspoken pact between humankind and the land.

Still We sow

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