The Rules Of Absence Songs: Ohia
"The Rules of Absence" by Songs: Ohia, released in 2000, is a #IndieFolk track exploring themes of loss, longing, and the emotional weight of absence. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy and introspection, reflecting on relationships and solitude. Its raw, minimalist instrumentation enhances the poignant lyrical depth, contributing to its lasting emotional resonance.
[Verse 1]
And the spaniel's down among
The old blue tick
Read about how the sheriff's down among
The old blue tick
And I can't say who you are
With your new running boards
[Verse 2]
And the spaniel's down among
The old black ear
Read about how the Spainard's down among
The old black hair
And I can't say who you are
With your new running boards
And I can't say who you are
Goodnight city boys
And the spaniel's down among
The old blue tick
Read about how the sheriff's down among
The old blue tick
And I can't say who you are
With your new running boards
[Verse 2]
And the spaniel's down among
The old black ear
Read about how the Spainard's down among
The old black hair
And I can't say who you are
With your new running boards
And I can't say who you are
Goodnight city boys
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