
Split Wood and String
harryhari· 3:38 · 1 play · v3-preview
- 2020s
- country rock
- bro-country
- country pop
- contemporary country
- americana
- singer-songwriter
Lyrics
Verse 1
Small town siren
Wailing on a Friday night
Shadows stretching long
Folding into fading golden light
Paper maps are useless now
Ripped across the dotted center line
Walking toward a storm
Tasting salt and breathing turpentine
Pre-Chorus
Iron gates are locking up
Cold wind kicking
Loose change and gravel
Tires spinning fast
Chorus
Like a broken arrow
Lying in the muddy creek
Flying nowhere special
Point is bent and the wood is weak
Held it back for years
Now the string has finally snapped
Trying to find the mark
Knowing that I’m caught and trapped
Deep inside the thicket
Verse 2
Rust on the handle
Turning with a heavy sound
Worn out leather boots
Drag across the frozen solid ground
Telling secrets to the well
Hearing only what I already know
Staying here to wait
Watching for the heavy summer snow
Pre-Chorus
Broken glass along the ledge
Moon is hidden
Spirit is drifting
Nothing left to give
Chorus
Like a broken arrow
Lying in the muddy creek
Flying nowhere special
Point is bent and the wood is weak
Held it back for years
Now the string has finally snapped
Trying to find the mark
Knowing that I’m caught and trapped
Deep inside the thicket
Bridge
Maybe aim was never true
Maybe the target moved
Everything I ever wanted
Everything I had to prove
Left it in the hollow
Buried where the creek runs black
Chorus
Like a broken arrow
Lying in the muddy creek
Flying nowhere special
Point is bent and the wood is weak
Held it back for years
Now the string has finally snapped
Trying to find the mark
Knowing that I’m caught and trapped
Deep inside the thicket
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