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Barley
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Alternative Folk
Barley was released on February 19, 2016 by Fantasy as a part of the album Real Midnight
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Release DateFebruary 19, 2016
LabelFantasy
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Birds of Chicago
Birds of Chicago
Performer
Allison Russell
Allison Russell
Vocals, Clarinet, Banjo, Ukulele
JT Nero
JT Nero
Vocals, Guitar
Chris Merill
Chris Merill
Bass Guitar
Drew Lindsay
Drew Lindsay
Piano
Dan Abu-Absi
Dan Abu-Absi
Guitar
Jay Bellerose
Jay Bellerose
Drums, Percussion
Michelle McGrath
Michelle McGrath
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Allison Russell
Allison Russell
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Joe Henry
Joe Henry
Producer
Ryan Freeland
Ryan Freeland
Recording Engineer
Kim Rosen
Kim Rosen
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

The wind that shakes the barley will not shake me
The wind that shakes the barley will not shake me
The wind that shakes the barley won't won't shake me
As my grandma told me this I sew though that I see
The fire that takes the kindling will not take me
The fire that takes the kindling will not take me
The fire that takes the kindling it won't won't take me
As my grandma told me this I sew though that I see
The rain that floods the valley will not drown me
The rain that floods the valley will not drown me
The rain that floods the valley won't won't drown me
As my grandma told me this I sew though that I see
The hawk that stoops the sparrow will not strike me
The hawk that stoops the sparrow will not strike me
The hawk that stoops the sparrow it won't won't strike me
As my grandma told me this I sew though that I see
The dark before the dawn breaks will not bind me
The dark before the dawn breaks will not bind me
The dark before the dawn breaks it won't won't bind me
As my grandma told this I sew though that I see
The wind that shakes the barley will not shake me
The wind that shakes the barley will not shake me
The wind that shakes the barley no it won't won't shake me
As my grandma told me this I sew though that I see
Written by: Allison Russell
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