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715 - CR∑∑KS Lyrics

Down along the creek
I remember something
Her, the heron hurried away
When first I breeched that last Sunday

Low moon don the yellow road
I remember something
That leaving wasn't easing
All that heaving in my vines
And as certain it is evening 'at is now is not the time
Ooh

Toiling with your blood
I remember something
In B, unrationed kissing on a night second to last
Finding both your hands as second sun came past the glass
And oh, I know it felt right and I had you in my grasp

Oh, then how we gonna cry
Cause it once might not mean something
Love, a second glance it is not something that we'll need
Honey, understand that I have been left here in the reeds
But all I'm trying to do is get my feet out from the crease

And I'll see you

Turn around, you're my A-Team
Turn around now, you're my A-Team
God damn, turn around now, you're my A-Team
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mellow_harsher On Sep 30, 2016
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Cover art for 715 - CR∑∑KS lyrics by Bon Iver

This song feels like it is an account of a fight/conflict with a lover. It seems to be speaking of the unbelievable pain that is felt when such thing occurs. I see the line that says "That leaving wasn't easing all the heaving in my veins" is describing the anxiety one feels when they are suddenly distant from their partner. I see Justin as talking about trying to become grounded in the situation, which is what he means by "trying to get his feet out of the creeks". In the end, he is saying "don't go, you're my A-Team" and leaving it at that.

This song reminds me so much of "Woods". The auto-tuned vocals of course, but also that it sounds so slurred, and almost drunk, just like woods. It's awesome!

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Cover art for 715 - CR∑∑KS lyrics by Bon Iver

A pure outpouring of passion. It feels like its about regret. Or a situation that even he could not control, but it's too late. One last cry, "Turn around now, you're my A-team." Too beautiful for words, really.