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James Vincent McMorrow — Sparrow & The Wolf
Album: Early In The Morning
Avg rating:
6.5

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Total ratings: 613









Released: 2011
Length: 3:36
Plays (last 30 days): 0
sparrow and wolf lay as still as the blades of the grass
like worn leather boots, of colour and size that would last
caught them a lark in a trap, and each held a wing
then they tore it apart, before that small bird could sing

confused by the wind, bruised by the size of the rain
she turned in to him, begged for the light to remain
but plans have been made, all the furniture sold
so store up your hate, use it for warmth when you're cold


for I have seen no joy, only danger,
I see no joy, only strangers,
I see no joy, see no joy in this world
should you, choose to go, please be careful of,
lonesome roads, men who travel them,
will not know, will not know of your ways


still I have, seen no joy, only dangers, I
see no joy, only strangers, I
see no joy, see no joy in this world,
you should choose to go, please remember what
you have learned, from the little bird,
always dear, always dear to my heart
Comments (48)add comment
 dwlangham wrote:

Mumfordy-and-Sonish, Boy-and-Bearish. Shitish.



This needs to be framed and hung on my wall
Sounds like a beard, flannel shirt, rolled up jeans and some sort of button up vest...

I remember hair metal and how those guys all looked and sounded the same...until Nirvana came along and blew them all up.  Hoping that sort of event comes along again soon...
 jhorton wrote:

Due to an unfortunate misunderstanding with Immigration & Customs, my security czar is no longer available for comment on anything related to Radio Paradise, James Vincent McMorrow or Bon Iver's nuts.

 

 


Monty can make that problem take a vacation...



gif of Montgomery Burns from The Simpsons saying "Not even for...four dollars?" and grunting



 kcar wrote:
 
Sounds like being head of security at your trailer park allows for hours of sordid trial and grievous error... 

 
Due to an unfortunate misunderstanding with Immigration & Customs, my security czar is no longer available for comment on anything related to Radio Paradise, James Vincent McMorrow or Bon Iver's nuts.

 
 On_The_Beach wrote:
Bon Iver?

 
At least the Mumford & Sons comparisons have finally subsided.
Bon Iver?
 Whammybar wrote:
Best radio programming out there. 

 

   
(early but here's a well deserved bump)
Best radio programming out there. 

 
 jhorton wrote:
The head of security in my trailer park just wanted to mention that Bon Iver sounds like four guys with their nuts tied together so they can try to hit the notes, while this Irish guy seems to be hitting them all without rope.

 




gif of Joe Biden shaking head and laughing at VP debate with Paul Ryan
"The ol' trailer park nut-rope trick...good times..."


  

Sounds like being head of security at your trailer park allows for hours of sordid trial and grievous error...
 oldsaxon wrote:

America owns the world. I thought you knew that.

 
There is but a small step twixt  owns and owes.
 Proclivities wrote:

I believe this guy is from Ireland, not the US.

 
America owns the world. I thought you knew that.
 Stingray wrote:
CLASSIC US-KITSCH!!

 
I believe this guy is from Ireland, not the US.
oooh, ironic banjo

banjo
banjo
 JIan wrote:

I tuned in too late to hear this song, but I love this comment! {#Lol}

 
Haha, it is a classic!
 dwlangham wrote:
Mumfordy-and-Sonish, Boy-and-Bearish. Shitish.
 
I tuned in too late to hear this song, but I love this comment! {#Lol}
Godawful...
{#Eek}{#Snooty}
Mumfordy-and-Sonish, Boy-and-Bearish. Shitish.
 {#Biggrin}
jhorton wrote:
The head of security in my trailer park just wanted to mention that Bon Iver sounds like four guys with their nuts tied together so they can try to hit the notes, while this Irish guy seems to be hitting them all without rope.
 


The head of security in my trailer park just wanted to mention that Bon Iver sounds like four guys with their nuts tied together so they can try to hit the notes, while this Irish guy seems to be hitting them all without rope.
Plays Ottawa Blues Fest July 8
Gorgeous album.
Pretty ok. Pretty good. Pretty.
CLASSIC US-KITSCH!!

A murder of sparrow and a shrewdness of wolf

still do not make a good song!


This song deserves a better rating on here. Come on, people! -_-
Love this!
Whole album is excellent!
Discovered this guy through RP....was so blown away, when I found out he was coming to T.O. I made sure to go to his show....people there were totally enamoured of him...great to see such a talented artist at the start of his career....I wish I'd made the time to go see Ray Lamontagne at Massey Hall in TO before he got so huge.
Auto tune?
kingart wrote:
Nice. A Guster Bon Iver Widespread Panic hybrid. I'll take an 8.

 
copymonkey wrote:

Don't forget Mumford & Sons.

 
And The New Pornographers


RP is broadening my horizon at an expotential rate - Thanks RP
 kingart wrote:
Nice. A Guster Bon Iver Widespread Panic hybrid. I'll take an 8.
 
Don't forget Mumford & Sons.

Great.  I can't get my browser to buy it.   Lucky me !  {#Yell}
 mcklein18 wrote:
Just saw him perform in NYC at small venue. He has a really powerful voice live, and the band is strong, enjoying themselves and all in all just a great concert experience. I would go see him now...before all his songs are in the credits to Grey's Anatomy.....
 
Dude take a funny bow

Nice. A Guster Bon Iver Widespread Panic hybrid. I'll take an 8.
LIKE!!!!!

i love the up and down movement of it. like waves. and a good voice!!!!
Hmm, I'm hearing Bon Iver in there...
Whoever he's listened to he's done it well.  Good, solid tune.  Get's an 8 from me.
Just saw him perform in NYC at small venue. He has a really powerful voice live, and the band is strong, enjoying themselves and all in all just a great concert experience. I would go see him now...before all his songs are in the credits to Grey's Anatomy.....
 peter_james_bond wrote:
He's been listening to Fleet Foxes! Nice. {#Music}
 

Or Bon Iver...
Really nice
WOW this sounds like James Vincent Mcmorrow as fine an Irish name you could ever find.

He's been listening to Fleet Foxes! Nice. {#Music}
shoot!  upon second listen, does this or does this not sound like *gasp* john mayer?  woah.  damn those pop ditties.

 
freeone1 wrote:
nice addition to the RP arsenal! 

 


nice addition to the RP arsenal! 

RP is truly amazing !
he opened for The Civil Wars here in LA a couple of weeks ago.. this recorded version sounds quite different from him alone with his guitar...
Sounds like Silverstar of the Four Seasons