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Cypress Queen
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Alternative Folk
Cypress Queen was released on September 30, 2014 by The Last Bison as a part of the album VA
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AlbumVA
Release DateSeptember 30, 2014
LabelThe Last Bison
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM123

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Last Bison
The Last Bison
Performer
Benjamin Carpenter Hardesty
Benjamin Carpenter Hardesty
Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Drums
Andrew Benfante
Andrew Benfante
Organ
Amos Housworth
Amos Housworth
Cello, Bass Guitar
Annah Housworth
Annah Housworth
Background Vocals, Bells, Shaker
Teresa Totheroh
Teresa Totheroh
Violin
Dan Hardesty
Dan Hardesty
Mandolin, Banjo, Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Benjamin Carpenter Hardesty
Benjamin Carpenter Hardesty
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jim Parocco
Jim Parocco
Producer, Engineer
Jamie Flora
Jamie Flora
Assistant Engineer
Cassidy Parocco
Cassidy Parocco
Assistant Engineer
Ryan Swinehart
Ryan Swinehart
Mixing Engineer
Kevin Reeves
Kevin Reeves
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

On and over the northwest river
we go trusting in the Cypress Queen
she'll keep us afloat
we retreat into our fortress gold
to a sanctuary in the trees
that i call home
trees that i call
day arise in solitude i will strain to find
the root from the vine that saved my life
and beam from the light that gave me sight
a glimpse of what I call home
stay the course
and through the brushwood break
brier and thorns that don't
a trail we make
to climb the storms or brooded crowns with haste
and plunge into the tanic acid stains
plunge into the
day arise in solitude i will strain to find
the root from the vine that saved my life
and beam from the light that gave me sight
a glimpse of what I call home
down to the black water in we go
for to emerge with a gift for you
calling on us that will be restored
float down the river, she'll be yours
down to the black water in we go
for to emerge with a gift for you
calling on us that will be restored
float down the river and she'll be yours
day arise in solitude i will strain to find
the root from the vine that saved my life
and beam from the light that gave me sight
a glimpse of what I call home
Written by: Benjamin Carpenter Hardesty
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