Fate's Hands from Great Divide by Honeysuckle
Tracklist
| 2. | Fate's Hands | 3:21 |
Lyrics
Fate’s Hands
Holly McGarry
You were a passenger in a stolen car
You trust somebody then they take it all too far
And there’s nothing too surprising about what you did
There’s nothing too surprising about any of this
How does it feel to be caught in a cage?
So many nights I thought I’d die of rage
And there’s nothing too surprising about what I did
There’s nothing too surprising about any of this
[CHORUS]
You don’t know what lives inside you
‘Til you’ve reached the bottom of the well
You could see me and not know
That I’m in hell
When they came for me well I got up and ran
Was it me who drove the knife through fate’s hands?
Well there’s nothing too surprising about why I did
There’s nothing too surprising about any of this
And that night you walked out in the snow
Quiet peace you hoped you’d die out in the cold
Well there’s nothing too surprising about why you did
There’s nothing too surprising about any of this
[CHORUS]
Credits
Produced by Benny Grotto and Honeysuckle
Recorded and Mixed by Benny Grotto at Mad Oak Studios, Boston, MA
Mastered by Jeff Lipton and Maria Rice at Peerless Mastering, Boston, MA
Album Artwork by Sophia Mackell
Copyright Honeysuckle 2021
www.honeysuckleband.com
Honeysuckle is Holly McGarry and Chris Bloniarz
Holly McGarry: vox, guitar
Chris Bloniarz: vox, mandolin, bass, keys
Benny Grotto: drums, percussion
License
All rights reserved.
Written as a cathartic release, Honeysuckle's latest single, "Phoenix," is a rumination on the impossible to capture, fluid trials of grief. An attempt to capture a small part of the enormity of loss in the little moments, like reaching for the phone, only to remember that there's no longer someone on the other end. An incantation, a reminder, a spark in what can seem like never ending darkness.