Stone's Throw by The Scouts
Stones throw is a song about loss. A person place or idea that was once held close and now falls away from grasp. Reflecting on our past experiences with rose tinted glasses we find ourselves longing. With that being said; doors close, things change, and with that new paths are found. We are looking to the future with bright eyes and we hope you find some solace in this tune.
Tracklist
| 1. | Stone's Throw | 4:41 |
Lyrics
It's an ordinary place to call home
No needs no wants no amenities
Or enemies to take what you own
The glimmering glass meets the shore
The ground is covered in fallen leaves
And all the trees aren't dancing anymore
Now there's strangers at the open door
Always wanting more
Is there something wrong with that
It's bothering me, is it bothering you too
Is there something wrong with that
It's killing me, is it killing you too
It's extraordinary the spirit of stone
We're tethered to ground broken free
By the breeze and the rivers of gold
Whispers reach us by the fire
It crackles and comforts and carries me
Through everything that I've ever known
Now we're longing for the open door
As it was before
Is there something wrong with that
It's bothering me, is it bothering you too
Is there something wrong with that
It's killing me
It's killing me
Credits
Nathan Yager: Lead Vox, Guitar, Mellotron
Thomas Hartman: Backing Vox, Lead Guitar
Justin Buckwalter: Backing Vox, Drums
Joshua Buckwalter: Backing Vox: Bass
Gabriel Eschenwald: Synthesizer
Produced and recorded by Nathan Yager
Mastered by Jon Smith
Album artwork by Natalia Navarra
License
All rights reserved.
The Scouts are a rock group from Lancaster PA. As the band has grown over the years, so has their sound, pulling elements from post-punk and shoegaze. With airy lead lines, driven guitars, and a pocketed rhythm section they’ll have you swaying and singing through the ups and downs.