Oh undone Lisa Hannigan

"Oh Undone" by Lisa Hannigan, released in 2011, is a #Folk song that explores themes of vulnerability, emotional turmoil, and the struggle for self-acceptance. The poignant lyrics convey a sense of longing and introspection. Unique musical elements include haunting melodies and delicate instrumentation, creating an intimate atmosphere. Hannigan's evocative voice adds depth, resonating with listeners and contributing to her reputation as a notable artist in contemporary folk music.

Oh undone in a thundering spring came out swinging
The bell rightful ringing the tune
Oh ubbiddle that little and my heart comes apart
The sun on the morning moon
Oh untied with a sigh underneath the blue sky
Oh why do I do like I do?
Unmade like a bed
Unpinned like a thread
Oh easily led, oh undone

Oh undone in a lumbering Saturday sun
I'm a castaway thrown overboard
Oh unreasonably free now and seasonably green
I feel I could swim to shore
Oh unused to the truth
Don't I bruise like a fruit
Oh do like you do to someone
Unmade like a bed
Unpinned like a thread
Oh easily led, oh undone

Oh undone in a thundering spring came out swinging
The song I am singing down low
Oh unsettled I get all I want in the haunting
While I sleep in the snow
Oh unravelled I have all I need and I see
I reap what I water and sow
Unmade like a bed
Unpinned like a thread
Oh easily led

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