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I recently discovered this wonderful song, Sticks That Made Thunder, by the SteelDrivers. It was a very unique and moving piece, unlike anything I had ever heard before. After watching several videos on Youtube, I felt compelled to make my own. In creating this video, I wanted it be be unique from the others I had watched, so I focused a great deal of time in finding some of the older and lesser-known paintings that most people would not have seen before. I think they fit the feel of this song very well. In less than 24 hours I went from having never heard of the SteelDrivers to being a fan (and buying this song and creating this video). Be sure to check out their music if you have never heard of them before. Ghosts of Mississippi is another great song!
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My roots are deeper than the bones, the others
My colors that change with the sun
My branches, we're higher
Than anything on the hillside
On the day that I watched them all come
Some wear the color of the sky in the winter
Some, we're as blue as the night
They came like a storm with the light of the morn
And they fell through the whole day and night
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
When the light came again
There was death on the wind
As the buzzards made way for the worms
And the little white trees that don't bend in the breeze
For the ones that will never return
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
Those that have fallen, come when I call them
And answer the best that they can
But all they can see is what they used to be
And that's all that they understand
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
Songwriters
STAPLETON, CHRIS/HENDERSON, MICHAEL JAMES
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