Tree Sit
from Measured In Moons by Kate Crowley
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An ode to environmental activists everywhere and the communities we create
lyrics
Well I'm still searching for that perfect tree sit,
No one threatening to chop me down,
This is real high society
Ain't no one on the ground for miles around
Ba baba baba ba
Ba baba baba baba ba
Ladada lada da da da
And I peer through the leaves of the neighbouring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
Yes I peer through the leaves of the neighbouring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
On a northerly wind it comes,
The sound of pounding, like thunder on the drums
My brothers are marking time
Perched way up here among the vine
Ba baba baba ba
Ba baba baba baba ba
Ladada lada da da da
And I peer through the leaves of the neighboring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
Yes I peer through the leaves of the neighboring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
If you’re looking for ways to be free
Hoist yourself up here to the canopy,
Raise your voice, swing your legs and sing
With all the other songbirds
Out here on a limb
We know how to begin
Ba baba baba ba
Ba baba baba baba ba
Ladada lada da da da
No one threatening to chop me down,
This is real high society
Ain't no one on the ground for miles around
Ba baba baba ba
Ba baba baba baba ba
Ladada lada da da da
And I peer through the leaves of the neighbouring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
Yes I peer through the leaves of the neighbouring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
On a northerly wind it comes,
The sound of pounding, like thunder on the drums
My brothers are marking time
Perched way up here among the vine
Ba baba baba ba
Ba baba baba baba ba
Ladada lada da da da
And I peer through the leaves of the neighboring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
Yes I peer through the leaves of the neighboring trees
I see my sisters and brothers and their husbands and lovers
If you’re looking for ways to be free
Hoist yourself up here to the canopy,
Raise your voice, swing your legs and sing
With all the other songbirds
Out here on a limb
We know how to begin
Ba baba baba ba
Ba baba baba baba ba
Ladada lada da da da
credits
from Measured In Moons,
released March 10, 2014
Kate Crowley – vocals, guitar
Coen Dixon – percussion, vocal
Hugh McDonald – bass
Sivan Agam – vocal
Todd Mayhew – vocal
Daniela Lucchetti – vocal
Rob Moss – vocal
Michael Waugh – vocal
Kate Crowley – vocals, guitar
Coen Dixon – percussion, vocal
Hugh McDonald – bass
Sivan Agam – vocal
Todd Mayhew – vocal
Daniela Lucchetti – vocal
Rob Moss – vocal
Michael Waugh – vocal
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Kate Crowley Melbourne, Australia
"With a voice like a force of nature, an effortlessly compelling presence, and a repertoire of finally honed gems, Kate Crowley will have even the soberest punter well intoxicated by the evenings end."
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Mar 2014 -
Nov 2009
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