A song which appeared in the greatest tv show Chuck 2x19 (Chuck vs the dream job). Hard to find it but finally done, sorry for my english and for the quality. Crooked Fingers - Luisa's Bones
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Luisa's Bones Lyrics: We came / By the rising of the river / On a river with no name / In the summer monsoon rain / To wash away luisa's bones / From the ghost who guards her grave / She lays by the Listen to Luisa's Bones by Crooked Fingers, 15,901 Shazams.. We came By the rising of the river On a river with no name In the summer monsoon rain To wash away Luisa's bones From the ghost who guards her grave She lays by the ride of firing anvils In a house with cast iron gates And underneath red candles weights For her killers to come home and For a fine revenge to pay She goes for a ride. Lyrics. We came By the rising of the river On a river with no name In the summer monsoon rain To wash away Luisa's bones From the ghost who guards her grave She lays by the ride of firing anvils In a house with cast iron gates And underneath red candles weights For her killers to come home and For a fine revenge to pay She goes for a ride On. We came, by the rising of the river, on a river with no name, in the summer monsoon rain, to wash away luisa's bones, from the ghost who guards her grave. She lays by the ride of firing anvils, in a house with cast iron gates, and underneath red candles weights, for her killers to come home and, for a fine revenge to pay. She goes for a ride, on these hills they are blind, copper steel iron.
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Crooked Fingers · Song · 2008. Preview of Spotify. Sign up to get unlimited songs and podcasts with occasional ads. Lyrics for Luisa's Bones by Crooked Fingers. We came By the rising of the river On a river with no name. In the summer monsoon rain To wash away Luisa′s bones From the ghost who guards her grave She lays by the ride of firing anvils In a house with cast iron gates And underneath red candles weights For her killers to come home and For a fine. Crooked Fingers; Luisa's Bones Lyrics; More Featured Meanings. Gentle Hour Yo La Tengo. This song was originally written by a guy called Peter Gutteridge. He was one of the founders of the "Dunedin Sound" a musical scene in the south of New Zealand in the early 80s. From there it was covered by "The Clean" one of the early bands of that scene. The protagonist and his partner arrived at a river during a summer rainstorm to cleanse Luisa's bones. Luisa's grave is guarded by a ghost, and she waits for revenge on her killers. The protagonist and his partner plan to meet and pray for the rain to come and wash away Luisa's remains, freeing her from the ghost's control.
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The Meaning Behind The Song: Luisa's Bones by Crooked Fingers Luisa's Bones is a hauntingly beautiful song by the indie rock band Crooked Fingers. Released in 2003, the song has captivated fans with its introspective lyrics and melancholic melody. But what is the true meaning behind this enigmatic song? Reflecting on Life's Fragility and Impermanence. Provided to YouTube by TuneCoreLuisa's Bones · Crooked FingersForfeit / Fortune℗ 2008 Red PigReleased on: 2008-10-07Auto-generated by YouTube.
One of my favourite songs ever from the TV Show Chuck. Great song, great show Luisa's Bones Lyrics by Crooked Fingers- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: We came, by the rising of the river, on a river with no name, in the summer monsoon rain, to wash away luisa's bones, f…
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You take the road I'll take the river, You bring the fire I'll bring the jewels, And in the evening underneath the roaring sky, We will meet and wait and pray for the monsoon, And we will wait, Till the rising of the river, When the summer monsoon rain, Comes to wash the old remains, Past the beach into the ocean, the song is playing middle of the 2*19 on chuck tv episode
