White Owl Josh Garrels
"White Owl" by Josh Garrels, released in 2011, is a #Folk song that explores themes of hope, redemption, and the search for spiritual truth. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and connection to nature, using the imagery of an owl as a symbol of wisdom. Its unique blend of acoustic sounds and soulful vocals creates an intimate atmosphere. The song resonates with listeners seeking solace and inspiration.
When the night comes
And you don’t know which way to go
Through the shadowlands
And forgotten paths
You will find a road
Like an owl you must fly in moonlight with an open eye
And use your instinct as your guide, to navigate the ways that lays before you
You were born to, take the greatest flight
Like a serpent and a dove, you will have wisdom born of love
And carry visions from above into the places no man dares to follow
Every hollow in the dark of night
Waiting for the light
Take the flame tonight
Cause child the time has come for you to go
You will never be alone
Every dream that you have been shown
Will be like living stone
Building you into a home
A shelter from the storm
Like a messenger of peace, the beauty waits to be released
Upon the sacred path you keep, leading deeper into the unveiling
As your sailing, across the great divide
And you don’t know which way to go
Through the shadowlands
And forgotten paths
You will find a road
Like an owl you must fly in moonlight with an open eye
And use your instinct as your guide, to navigate the ways that lays before you
You were born to, take the greatest flight
Like a serpent and a dove, you will have wisdom born of love
And carry visions from above into the places no man dares to follow
Every hollow in the dark of night
Waiting for the light
Take the flame tonight
Cause child the time has come for you to go
You will never be alone
Every dream that you have been shown
Will be like living stone
Building you into a home
A shelter from the storm
Like a messenger of peace, the beauty waits to be released
Upon the sacred path you keep, leading deeper into the unveiling
As your sailing, across the great divide
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