Graveyard

The graveyard, the graveyard All full of light the only age The beating heart is empty of life Dirt and grass the shadow hall The moon sails past, blood as ice is An empty crisis lonely and last Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Roots and lines, roots and lines Our family tree is a home From there we climb The Golden Hill Call and they will eternally I held your hand The giant wand alto low song and history Begins to be blue and brown eyes Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life Whoa, ah-ah Bring them all back to life

About

"Graveyard" is a compelling track from Canadian singer-songwriter Feist's 2011 album "Metals." The song dives deep into themes of mortality, loss, and the transient nature of life, wrapped in an ethereal blend of folk and indie elements. With its evocative lyrics and haunting musical arrangement, the song has been cited as one of the standout tracks on "Metals." The recurring mantra "Bring them all back to life" resonates as a plea or perhaps an aspiration, adding a layer of mysticism to the song. The track masterfully tackles the delicate subject of life, death, and the continuum that lies in between, proving that Feist isn't one to shy away from life's complexities.