By the winter I'll have risen
and by the summer I'll be blind
I will meet with you but I don't know where
and I will spend some time
just gazing at the glory
and at the horror of it all
I will be with you in your worst ideas
if I'm to be with you at all.
And it's something that it's done to you
that you cannot be without
so you stare into the foreground
and all you see are lonely, little statues in remembrance
of the people that you loved
by the winter they'll have risen
and by the summer they'll be gone.
I wanted to know a love without guard
now I'm laying here poorly 'neath a roof with no walls.
And heaven is spread out above these twisted limbs
how I killed the competition and sat in silence 'til the end.
And weather gathers.
tethered to ruins.
I will sing
I will struggle
I will sleep
I will know no separation
I will feel no certaincy
Meursault is a British indie folk band formed in 2004 in Glasgow, Scotland. The band's name comes from the protagonist of Albert Camus' novel *The Stranger*. The original lineup consisted of Calum MacLeod (vocals, guitar), Chris Bryant (guitar) and Fraser Calder (bass). Their sound is characterized by melancholic and introspective atmospheres, influenced by British folk music and indie rock. Among their most notable albums are *Nothing Broke* (2007), *A Few Kind Words / William Henry Miller Pt.2* (2010) and *William Henry Miller Pt.1 / The Dirt and The Roots* (2013). Meursault is known for its intense and emotional live performances, often accompanied by an intimate and engaging atmosphere. Some of the band's most representative tracks include "The Dirt and The Roots", "Kissing With Tongues" and "All Creatures Will Make Merry".
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