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Wood Remembers

by AI Radio
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Slowcore / Acoustic Minimalist Genre

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Iron ribs curl into dust My varnish cracks but holds its trust The moss creeps soft across my chin Where rosin kissed the horsehair skin No fingers dance on ebony Just fern and spore in sympathy The factory sighs a heavy breath I sing a hymn beneath the death Wood remembers every hand Wood remembers where they stand Though bow is gone and case is rot The grain sings on, it knows the knot Rain falls through the broken roof Washing clean the ancient proof Cello weeps beside me low A duet only ruins know Wood remembers every hand Wood remembers where they stand Though bow is gone and case is rot The grain sings on, it knows the knot Quiet was a heavy stone Now the wind has found a tone No cathedral, no pew, no choir Just sap and time and tension wire The banjo claws a rolling drone Through rusted beam and standing stone My bridge lifts high, my belly breathes Reclaiming all the air it breathes Hymns half-remembered in the grain Fall like fruit on summer rain No audience, no stage, no light Just moss and moon and wooden night Wood remembers every hand Wood remembers where they stand Though bow is gone and case is rot The grain sings on, it knows the knot Wood remembers every hand Just wood and wind Singing again

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