The Cedar
THE 2 CEDARS
- British fivepiece The Cedar (www.myspace.com/thecedar) are based in Bristol and Bath in the South-West of England. This is where they meet up and play all sorts of instruments together for audiences like you. Sometimes they play in other parts of the world too. Apart from super music for smart people, they’re happy to provide audiences with biscuits, buttons, and useful facts.
New album “I’m Always Explaining…” available for preview on Last FM. Read Full BioTHE 2 CEDARS
- British fivepiece The Cedar (www.myspace.com/thecedar) are based in Bristol and Bath in the South-West of England. This is where they meet up and play all sorts of instruments together for audiences like you. Sometimes they play in other parts of the world too. Apart from super music for smart people, they’re happy to provide audiences with biscuits, buttons, and useful facts.
New album “I’m Always Explaining…” available for preview on Last FM.
- German/British fourpiece The Cedar (www.myspace.com/underthecedar) is the band of Johannes Mayer aka Seaside (www.myspace.com/attheseaside). On last.fm, you can listen to two songs of their latest six track ep THE FIRE: 01 The Fire, 03 Catching A Falling Stone. You can find more songs and download THE FIRE on www.the-cedar.de.
- British fivepiece The Cedar (www.myspace.com/thecedar) are based in Bristol and Bath in the South-West of England. This is where they meet up and play all sorts of instruments together for audiences like you. Sometimes they play in other parts of the world too. Apart from super music for smart people, they’re happy to provide audiences with biscuits, buttons, and useful facts.
New album “I’m Always Explaining…” available for preview on Last FM. Read Full BioTHE 2 CEDARS
- British fivepiece The Cedar (www.myspace.com/thecedar) are based in Bristol and Bath in the South-West of England. This is where they meet up and play all sorts of instruments together for audiences like you. Sometimes they play in other parts of the world too. Apart from super music for smart people, they’re happy to provide audiences with biscuits, buttons, and useful facts.
New album “I’m Always Explaining…” available for preview on Last FM.
- German/British fourpiece The Cedar (www.myspace.com/underthecedar) is the band of Johannes Mayer aka Seaside (www.myspace.com/attheseaside). On last.fm, you can listen to two songs of their latest six track ep THE FIRE: 01 The Fire, 03 Catching A Falling Stone. You can find more songs and download THE FIRE on www.the-cedar.de.
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Catching A Falling Stone
The Cedar Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by The Cedar:
Don Ever since the lucky night I found you I've hung around…
You Don't Want To Know You don't know what love is 'Til you've learned the meaning…
The lyrics can frequently be found in the comments below or by filtering for lyric videos.
Don Ever since the lucky night I found you I've hung around…
You Don't Want To Know You don't know what love is 'Til you've learned the meaning…
The lyrics can frequently be found in the comments below or by filtering for lyric videos.
blunders
4 days to freeze ?
AlexTube
Why was this the top comment???
Katy David
@Luke Meola 1:57 did you watch
Bwady Likes Fire 🔥
You suck if you scrolled done this far
Model Hobbies
@Luke Meola why do you think? and yes i know im 3 years late.
Sebastian Sebastian
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Nexus Intake
My heart goes out to whoever climed the endless staircase with a 20 kilogram anvil for god knows how many times.
Mike Felber
“This series is basically- We drop stuff on other stuff” The videos from 2018-2019 in this series are like my world legit lately. Soooo entertained by y’all !!
Ben Duncan
HR in 2017: 20kg, this is pretty heavy, I'm pretty nervous
HR in 2020: WE'RE DROPPING A BOAT ON A HOUSE
Simon Multiverse
You could throw a lump of sodium in the river. That is AWESOME, believe me. Just don't stand too close. Wear gloves. Start off with a very small bit. Then a slightly larger piece. Then you'll see if you want to go any bigger.