"Of willow and reed" genre: Folk Rock
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	A fun song about resilience against a basic 'down-home-taken-for-a-ride-down-the-river' world. Wanna take a ride down the river?
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	Story Behind the Song Someone once told me that the best vengeance is to live well and love well(to the disbelief of those that would wish it otherwise)and that,when faced with adversity,one is left with only two options: to laugh or cry about it. "Willow and reed",another 'single-take' recording,is about chosing to laugh. Its about sticking a tongue out and saying "Hey!Check it out!I'm still here!" After all,what doesn't kill us only makes us stronger. Right? Lyrics You call it a miracle the way that I'm standing here looking so real You say its unusual the way it keeps coming up empty still Like forty days and nights on a raft made of willow and reed You say I'm unsuitable, with the kind of heart only a thief could steal I thought it was beautiful until I hit the bottom of the wishing well And, it hurt like hell Like forty days and nights on a raft made of willow and reed Take away the laughter, baby, and feel the heartbeat stop Take another look around you and tell me what you see

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