Passenger | Eagle Bear Buffalo (Official Video) ─ Passenger

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Directed by Jarrad Seng (www.jarradseng.com)
Produced by Mike Rosenberg & Jarrad Seng
Production team: Chris Vallejo and Thomas Stein
Special thanks: Rachel Cudmore @ Yellowstone National Park

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Lyrics:

oh yeah

i wanna go where the sun sinks low
eagle bear buffalo
i wanna watch the stars shine on my own

lay me down in the morning rain
rivers roll by like runaway trains you can
you can leave me here in
yellowstone

where all the trees grow old and tall
make me feel so young and small
make me wonder if i am here at all
well who am i to say

lakes so clear
you can see to the ground
make all the mountains hang upside down
make me wonder am i right way round
it doesn't matter anyway

i wanna go where the sun sinks low
eagle bear buffalo
i wanna watch the stars shine on my own

lay me down in the midday sun
beating down like a soldier's drum
you can hear them play in
yellowstone

worn out souls
aching bones
fishing poles and stepping stones
whisky warm and campfire smoke
the ending of the day

well you listen to the wind
whistle her tune
coyote sing by the light of the moon

if i ever leave
it would be too soon
but i know that i can't stay

i wanna go where the sun sinks low
eagle bear buffalo
i wanna watch the stars shine on my own

lay me down in the evening light
geyser, smoke, stalagmite

you can leave me here in
yellowstone

leave me close to tears
yellowstone

never disappear
yellowstone
Written by Michael Rosenberg