Neptune's Car: Flashing in the Dark (Rose Island Lighthouse) (Official Video)

BUY THE SONG Apple Music ► https://goo.gl/VNYRTt Amazon ► https://amzn.to/2xYQzvb Our website ► https://neptunescar.com/shop/digital-... ADDITIONAL LINKS & RESOURCES Learn more about Neptune's Car: https://NeptunesCar.com OUR SOCIAL NETWORKS Facebook:   / neptunescar   ABOUT THE SONG Holly and her two sons were the lighthouse keepers of the Rose Island Lighthouse back in 2011. Read about their adventure here: https://thekeeperslog.com/ LYRICS I’m 18 acres of wild country here With wild summer roses in my hair I've weathered the winter in wind and snow Oh, that old North wind did blow I’m swaying with the rockweed in this liquid frontier I can hear the buzz of boats humming in my ears There are those who care for me In this bay near the mouth of the sea Chorus: But, I’ve been flashing in the dark Sending out a signal to another heart Got messages in bottles floating over waves But, there’s miles and miles of ocean, And I’m just another soul looking to be saved My edges are ragged and rougher than most But, I fit just like a puzzle piece into your coast Well, the water is wide, and the currents are swift I’m just another casualty of the continental drift Chorus: But, I’ve been flashing in the dark Sending out a signal to another heart Got messages in bottles floating over waves But, there’s miles and miles of ocean, And I’m just another soul looking to be saved Another soul looking to be saved Holly Hanson: vocals Steve Hayes: acoustic guitar, vocals Morgan Jahnig: upright bass © 2012 Wild Braid Music (BMI) Flashing in the Dark (Rose Island Lighthouse) appears on the album Letters from the Road by Neptune's Car. VIDEO CREDITS Music video directed and filmed by lighthouse historian Jeremy D'Entremont. Thank you to Jeremy D'Entremont, the Rose Island Lighthouse Foundation, Dave McCurdy, and Chris Papp. For more information about the Rose Island Lighthouse, visit: https://roseisland.org/ Also thanks to Cathy Walsh at Sprout Flowers in Worcester, Massachusetts, for making the wild summer rose head wreath.