October in the Graveyard
Grieves Lyrics
(Chorus)
Hey, take that devil out your head, lay your skeletons to rest
Bed of roses where you lay it down definitely
Those words cross your headstone
I'll pray for the moment you awake
Mighty is the bitter blade, crimson beaded water falling out of your grave
Another dusty record plays, dancing by yourself in the blue shade
And I've done dug a lot of graves to uncover your bones and release you from the dark
'Cause the moment that you seen me coming you will both feet run to the reapers arms
(Chorus)
Take that devil out your head, lay your skeletons to rest
Bed of roses where you lay it down definitely
Those words cross your headstone
I'll pray for the moment you awake
That rusted metal gate will fall, plowing through that field in which you silently lay
Lovely little paperdoll scared of what that ghost in you might say
And I've done dug a lot of graves to uncover your bones and release you from the dark
'Cause the moment that I seen you running for that last train coming it done broke my heart
(Chorus)
Hey, take that devil out your head, lay your skeletons to rest
Bed of roses where you lay it down definitely
Those words cross your headstone
I'll pray for the moment you awake
Contributed by Caden M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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Having spent nearly two years on the road touring in support of 88 Keys and Counting,
The end of 2008 saw Grieves enlisting the help of friend and collaborator Budo to co-produce Together/Apart bringing his signature swiss-army knife, multi-instrumental backdrop to Grieves' hauntingly poignant narrative. The album began taking shape in New York as the two built off the success 88 Keys and Counting had generated and paired it with the intensity they developed from their live performances. Read Full BioHaving spent nearly two years on the road touring in support of 88 Keys and Counting,
The end of 2008 saw Grieves enlisting the help of friend and collaborator Budo to co-produce Together/Apart bringing his signature swiss-army knife, multi-instrumental backdrop to Grieves' hauntingly poignant narrative. The album began taking shape in New York as the two built off the success 88 Keys and Counting had generated and paired it with the intensity they developed from their live performances. The recording process began to shadow the theme of the album as it saw tracks recorded in Colorado and Washington in addition to New York, infusing it with a mixture of regional influences while still maintaining a cohesive sound. As the album neared completion the title took on a double meaning for Grieves as he explored new subject matter in the absence of trust, refuge in addiction, acceptance and honesty in self-reflection, and trying to find his place in the world without forgetting his roots.
The end of 2008 saw Grieves enlisting the help of friend and collaborator Budo to co-produce Together/Apart bringing his signature swiss-army knife, multi-instrumental backdrop to Grieves' hauntingly poignant narrative. The album began taking shape in New York as the two built off the success 88 Keys and Counting had generated and paired it with the intensity they developed from their live performances. Read Full BioHaving spent nearly two years on the road touring in support of 88 Keys and Counting,
The end of 2008 saw Grieves enlisting the help of friend and collaborator Budo to co-produce Together/Apart bringing his signature swiss-army knife, multi-instrumental backdrop to Grieves' hauntingly poignant narrative. The album began taking shape in New York as the two built off the success 88 Keys and Counting had generated and paired it with the intensity they developed from their live performances. The recording process began to shadow the theme of the album as it saw tracks recorded in Colorado and Washington in addition to New York, infusing it with a mixture of regional influences while still maintaining a cohesive sound. As the album neared completion the title took on a double meaning for Grieves as he explored new subject matter in the absence of trust, refuge in addiction, acceptance and honesty in self-reflection, and trying to find his place in the world without forgetting his roots.
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tiny rick
damn this shit still haunting 11 years later. grieves fuckin doing good too.
mazeton cabra
i think this is my favorite song from grieves<3
Tracy Neyugn
im so surprised when i have convos with my friends that they dont show much interest in grieves...he easily has the potential to be one of the greats. dudes got mad skill..only thing that i think he needs more of is diversity with his tracks.
TheAndreaStanley
One of my favorite songs! Grieves-you are amazing.
Megan Henrie
After reading the lyrics and finding out what this song was about I tear up or get chills everytime I hear it. I'm a tattooer/painter and that art tells my story..I love when artists can create music and make me feel something. Grieves does that everytime just all around art and passion. It inspires me in my own art. Really have respect for this dude.
rabidfish02
So good.... I jam to this while I'm driving.
okagaming
My favorite song on the album
Bird Papi
SEATTLE REPRESENT!!!
okagaming
I remember you underground 9 i use to put song up like you back you early days
T0xAg0n
Love and BIG hugs from sweden, keep it up!