The Fox in the Snow Grandaddy
"The Fox in the Snow" by Grandaddy, released in 2000, is an indie rock song that explores themes of isolation, nostalgia, and the bittersweet nature of memories. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and vulnerability, reflecting on life's fleeting moments. Musically, it features atmospheric instrumentation and melancholic melodies, contributing to its emotional depth. The song has resonated with listeners, becoming a staple in the indie genre. #IndieRock
[Verse 1]
Fox in the snow, where do you go
To find something you could eat?
Because the word out on the street is you are starving
Don't let yourself go hungry now, don't let yourself go cold
Fox in the snow
[Verse 2]
Girl in the snow, where do you go
To find someone who will do?
To tell someone all the truth before it kills you
And listen to your crazy laugh before you hang a right
And disappear from sight
[Chorus 1]
What do they know anyway?
You'll read it in a book
What do they know anyway?
You'll read it in a book tonight
[Verse 3]
Boy on a bike, what are you like
As you cycle round the town?
You're going up, you're going down, you're going nowhеre
It's not as if they're paying you, it's not as if it's fun
At lеast not anymore
Fox in the snow, where do you go
To find something you could eat?
Because the word out on the street is you are starving
Don't let yourself go hungry now, don't let yourself go cold
Fox in the snow
[Verse 2]
Girl in the snow, where do you go
To find someone who will do?
To tell someone all the truth before it kills you
And listen to your crazy laugh before you hang a right
And disappear from sight
[Chorus 1]
What do they know anyway?
You'll read it in a book
What do they know anyway?
You'll read it in a book tonight
[Verse 3]
Boy on a bike, what are you like
As you cycle round the town?
You're going up, you're going down, you're going nowhеre
It's not as if they're paying you, it's not as if it's fun
At lеast not anymore
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