The Dead South Tiny Wooden Box Lyrics know the real meaning of The Dead South's Tiny Wooden Box Song lyrics
by Dheshni
Updated Feb 13, 2024
The Dead South Tiny Wooden Box Lyrics
Huhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Huuuhhhhhhhhhhhh
Got a call today, to see if I want to pay
To bring my body home, if things ever did go wrong
Wouldn't mind to pay, to bring my body to lay
In a place I do, in a place I do call home
In a tiny wooden box
Yeah
In a tiny wooden box
I was going around those days
Thinking everything was so damn good
So why'd it go away
For all the ones who are gone
We've been missing you
These feelings are
So damn strong
I was going around those days
Thinking everything
Thinking everything
Would be ok
Huhhhhhhhh
Huuuuuuuuuh
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What a time of year
It's very pleasant here
All the names I know
How the faces do grow old
All the hurting here
Each and every yеar
How we want it to
We want it to
We want it to bе gone
So I'll write another song
Yeah
I'll write another song
I was going around those days
Thinking everything was so damn good
So why'd it go away
For all the ones who are gone
We've been missing you
These feelings are
So damn strong
I was going around those days
Thinking everything
Thinking everything
Would be ok
If time heals everything
If time heals everything
If time heals everything
Then why do I
If time heals everything
If times heals everything
If time heals everything
Then why do I
Still feel this pain
Oh
Still feel this pain
I was going around those days
Thinking everything was so damn good
So why'd it go away
For all the ones who are gone
We've been missing you
These memories are
Holding on
I was going around those days
I was going around those days
I was going around those days
Thinking everything
Thinking everything
Would be ok
The Dead South Tiny Wooden Box Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Tiny Wooden Box" by The Dead South reflect on mortality and the inevitability of death. The singer contemplates the idea of being laid to rest in a "tiny wooden box," reflecting on the fragility of life and the longing for home. The song expresses grief and the enduring pain of loss, questioning why time hasn't healed the wounds caused by the absence of loved ones. Through its somber tone and introspective lyrics, the song captures the complexity of emotions associated with loss and the desire for closure.
The Dead South Tiny Wooden Box Lyrics Details
Album
The Dead South
Release Date
2024
Available on
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The Dead South Tiny Wooden Box Lyrics Facts
The Dead South Tiny Wooden Box Lyrics - FAQ
The Dead South was formed in 2012 as a quartet in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
The original members of the band were Nate Hilts, Scott Pringle, Danny Kenyon, and Colton Crawford
Studio musician Eliza Mary Doyle replaced Colton Crawford before he rejoined the band in 2018.
The Dead South plays a mix of folk and bluegrass music, characterized by energetic performances and storytelling lyrics
Some of The Dead South's albums include "Chains & Stakes," "Good Company," "Sugar & Joy," and others.