Violets from bloom by The BlueStocking
an anti-war ballad with a graceful saxophone, striking vocals and a surprise indie-rock instrumental break
Tracklist
| 2. | Violets | 4:20 |
Lyrics
roses are red
violets are blue
the black smoke is around us
i couldn’t see you
I knock at the door
but nobody’s there
we buried our hope
in ruins of our hometown
roses are red
violets are blue
drowning in rumble
I couldn’t hear you
please look around
take care of your head
keep yourself calm
and then we’ll staying longer
roses are red
violets are blue
and when this time will come
I just want to hold you
merry-go-round
the circles of hell
links of a chain
merry-go-round
the circles of hell
the end of the world
the end of the world
reflects in your eyes
please stay alive
please stay alive
and bury my dust
soils are red
Credits
License
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“If Terry Gilliam reimagined “Cabaret”, The Bluestocking would be the house band.”- The Devils Tuna.
A band of five from Moscow, Russia who’s creations are often described as “a soundtrack for a movie Tim Burton is yet to create”.
A concoction of strikingly emotional vocals, evocative piano passages, a solid guitar flow, powerful female rhythm section and masterful saxophone shenanigans.