The song is part of our current playlist and came out last month.
The band described it as a homage to the buildings, houses and cityscape of Dublin, and was originally a poem written by singer and guitarist Daragh Griffin about an old Georgian house across the street from his flat. He initially painted the building, and through this new lens of observing, a poem came to mind. The poem speaks of the structure of the house, how it's framework provided a safe place to spend a lifetime. It could also be a metaphor for the support, warmth and reassurance one receives from a loving relationship.
Watch the video below.
The band described it as a homage to the buildings, houses and cityscape of Dublin, and was originally a poem written by singer and guitarist Daragh Griffin about an old Georgian house across the street from his flat. He initially painted the building, and through this new lens of observing, a poem came to mind. The poem speaks of the structure of the house, how it's framework provided a safe place to spend a lifetime. It could also be a metaphor for the support, warmth and reassurance one receives from a loving relationship.
Watch the video below.
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