Laura Cortese - Tied in a Knot (Official Visualizer)

"Tied in a Knot" is off of Laura Cortese's new album, Lucky Water, out October 9 on Compass Records. Artwork by Anouk Vercouter, video edited by Laura Cortese Pre-order now: https://thisislauracortese.com/store Laura Cortese - voice, fiddle Matt Douglas - voice, piano, saxophone Dom Billet - drums Rhees Williams - bass Gang vocals: Cleo Janse, Galine, Gianni Marzo, Hanneke Oosterlijnck, Johannes Wannyn, Merijn Landuyt, Naomi Sijmons, Nele De Gussem, Sophia Ammann Tied in a Knot by Laura Cortese Tied in a knot so tied together Won’t untangle or untether It’s a wonder how the anchor holds When the wind starts to blow Drinking lemonade at a tourist café You tell me ‘bout your mother I know if we last long enough We’ll disappoint each other Walking on down to the harbor’s edge Past a grand old plaza Your arm around me, look out to sea Don’t think about forever The boats are bobbing Riding at anchor They roll and sway Tied in a knot so tied together Won’t untangle or untether It’s a wonder how the anchor holds When the wind starts to blow Nobody’s caught Not stuck, not stranded Hold tight to what we’re handed We’ll stay afloat when the boat begins to rock We’re tied in a knot One pillow in a bed’s not enough for two heads And I am not a light sleeper You disappear to town And I appreciate the gesture Every part of the market square presents a good solution For canoes in canals, for the doubter in dreamers The boats are bobbing Riding at anchor Yeah, they roll and sway We’re tied in a knot so tied together Won’t untangle or untether It’s a wonder how the anchor holds When the wind starts to blow Nobody’s caught Not stuck, not stranded Hold tight to what we’re handed We’ll stay afloat when the boat begins to rock Yeah, we’re tied in a knot Are we all just Loose threads flying Twistin’ till we cross ourselves Tied in a knot so tied together Won’t untangle or untether It’s a wonder how the anchor holds When the wind starts to blow Nobody’s caught Not stuck, not stranded Hold tight to what we’re handed We’ll stay afloat when the boat begins to rock We’re tied in a knot