Angus and Julia Stone - Black Crow [Official Music Video]

"Black Crow" by Angus and Julia Stone from the album Down The Way, available now. Download on iTunes: http://bit.ly/aUZr8N

Directed by Nick Murray Willis. (www.nickmw.com)

Links:
www.facebook.com/AngusAndJulia
twitter.com/angusjuliastone

"Black Crow" Lyrics:
Eyes from the tree take me down the way
Red riders of the dark
Help me through this maze
Do you know, mister, of this place?
Do you know, mister?
No time to waste

Won't you help me be on my way?
Won't you help me be on my way?
So I can set me free

Saw murder in her eyes
The dark of a thousand crows
Cold thriller in disguise
Blue shadows stitched to her toes

Do you know, mister, of this place?
Do you know, mister?
No time to waste

There's propergand for everyman
On the paperstand you know
When will the spinsters face
Let give that twist of grace you know

Do you know, mister, of this place?
Do you know, mister?
No time to waste

Distrubted in the US by WMG.

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[PieDanMusic]

Peoples only know "Big jet Plane"... They miss the best part of this group.

[goofiegubar]

Wahoo, love this song, the 13 dislikes where from bipolers or they where shaking with excitement and accedently pressed dislke. (obiously)

[HaaiiiThere]

I feel claustrophobic just watching them! Great video though.

[jahonar]

Excelente tema y video!!!!!!!!!

[Pher Cubbins]

Claustrofobia activada cuando entran al tunel ._.

[Penni Stanley]

This clip makes me think of the book "Anthem" by Ayn Rand. Love this song!

[Mo Van Hassan]

meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eee

[cillbill122]

Nv

[rodrigocp6]

Are you sure that's the idea they want to give? I have one, but I'm not sure that it's correct: search for Love; love to yourself and to the others. Peace.

[xplaceboholicx]

wonderful video clip <3

[grantithan]

For those of you who didn't make the connection, the pills are reference to the Matrix (Blue pills being offered to the main character to forget that he was indeed in a prison of illusions and to continue on with his life without a care, though the idea originated from Plato's Cave). I just had to add because I know at least one person would sit at their computer thinking he was taking Plan B or something.

[grantithan]

I'd disagree, while the idea of a beneficial god has helped many people through their tough times, it all boils down to if they are ready to accept that they are in their current situation; then they must be willing to change themselves; if you don't believe you can, you'll just create a loop of start-failure. The hardest part about getting out of your situation is accepting that it is a problem. Most people fail to pass that section, so they turn to the idea of a God to empower them. No offense