Sudden Oak Death by The Mountain Goats & John Vanderslice
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Sudden Oak Death Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Lose a little feeling in my fingers
Gain an edge of panic in my face
Search for some sign to tell me just how long I've been here
Overturn the place
Feels like each time my efforts fail
The whole hillsides disapprove
Feel like a man whose veins have frozen overnight
Lying there trying to move

[Chorus]
Yeah, when the crack sounds in the wood
You will know that I'm down for good
When the crack sounds in the wood
You will know, old friend, that I'm down for good

[Verse 2]
I want to try to stand my ground
Dig my heels into the hills
Hope someone will come to right my balance
No one will
Feels like when I try to stretch my legs
Everyone around me's trying too
So ready just to fall down, just to fall down
And to stay down
I don't want to spoil the view

[Chorus]
Yeah, when the crack sounds in the wood
You will know that I'm down for good
When the crack sounds in the wood
You will know, old friend, that I'm down for good

Sudden Oak Death Q&A

Who wrote Sudden Oak Death's ?

Sudden Oak Death was written by John Vanderslice.

Who produced Sudden Oak Death's ?

Sudden Oak Death was produced by Chris Stamey.

What did The Mountain Goats & John Vanderslice say about "Sudden Oak Death"?

John Darnielle described the song during a show in Bloomington, Indiana:

It’s just a song about how sometimes you–how do I put this without it sounding more emo than it already is? Look, I mean, it is too late, but I mean sometimes you have a bad day and you maybe for a moment think, “Well I can’t...

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