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In A City Without Seasons
My train, your call, the rain to end,. The news, the fall, my lousy friends,. The spring, my ride, your half-lit face,. . A break, a breath, a little space..
Witness
streetlights spark to life as we pass by, caught in panes of warehouse windows and reflected in your eyes. lying on your lawn on our sides. we'll stay outside. all our friends are all alright and all around. the grass and dust and summer dusk is just settling down. there's nowhere that we would rather be. as day wanes, our shadows stretch below. it's perfect where we are, as the sun hangs red and low. when night falls, there's an electricity in the air on your bare arms that sings of what could be. the city glimmers underneath the fading light. what joy to be a witness, to be alive and with this night. we breathe in the ghosts of loves, waiting above to be once again drea.
What You Gave Away (alias Remix)
the pacific northwest coast holds a place i'd longed to see. an unmarked stretch of beach, tied to your memory. i made my way there, breathed that air and walked on those dunes. i sank my feet in the sand, holding your daughter's hand. there's a debt, sir, unanswered, i can't repay: what you gave away. they say the fire goes out on a star long before we know of the light that shines down on us below. i went to that beach, footprints trailing behind, to be washed out by the tide or for someone to.
We Are Also What We've Lost
you can't outrun this storm. you turned and locked your door, as rivers overran the streets, and water pooled round your feet. you can't outrun this storm. the seas rose above their shores. you watched as your windows burst, and soon, everything was imm.
What You Gave Away
the pacific northwest coast holds a place i'd longed to see. an unmarked stretch of beach, tied to your memory. i made my way there, breathed that air and walked on those dunes. i sank my feet in the sand, holding your daughter's hand. there's a debt, sir, unanswered, i can't repay: what you gave away. they say the fire goes out on a star long before we know of the light that shines down on us below. i went to that beach, footprints trailing behind, to be washed out by the tide or for someone to.
Wax
icarus, i'm so sick of this. why would you leave, just when i need you most? get your head out of the clouds. when will you make me proud? icarus, please don't start. has all the love been burnt out your heart? remember who you are. remember where you are. it's not so easy to be a.
Under Thunder And Gale
please let the rain in. open all the windows wide. let the wind blow that furious thing inside to spring forth some life. i feel it pulsing: a buried network of roots that will break the floor with fresh green shoots to climb up over me and through the roof. please let the sails down, let the canvas fall slack and loose. throw the oars overboard, for they're no use. we'll let the tides take us where they choose. we'll just keep drifting, hoping the waves don't pull us down. and if by chance we find that we've been run aground, we'll start a new life for ourselves where we've been.
Untied
there's nothing to hold us down. we'll cut the strings. we'll kiss the ground goodbye. we'll catch up a western breeze that eddies us up past the trees to sky. let the line slip free. the ballast is your memory. let it drop to the ground. we'll always be around. mother to her baby said we're never lost. we're never dead. we fly. our thoughts get spun like silken threads, cast down below like sighs. i told you baby, once; i said, we never die, we simply get u.
Those Distant Lights
if you say yes, we could leave, we could go. we'd be gone. we could get there in time to see the dawn. come on. i don't need to sleep. i'll keep driving all night long. i know there's something to see. i hear it calling to me every night now, with an anxious sound that makes my blood pound. as we drive down, what were names on a map will gather all around, waiting to be found. if you say yes, we could leave, we could go. we won't know what awaits us in those distant lights unless you say yes, so say yes, because now our only fear should be what happens if we just stay here. so pick the road that we'll take. I've got this deep steady ache running through me. I want to breathe the air outside of this town. as we drive down, what were names on a map will gather all around, waiting to be.
The Wind And Son
for the boy who's left behind: you are the air. you are the heir, and you've inherited the sky. it's slowly filling up my eyes. i can't hold on if i try. the sighs of size, oh. the size of sighs. i'll lend you a hand you my heart in my mouth has run out of things to say, of secrets to give away. for the boy who's left behind, this comes to you by air mail. whispered in you.
Thin Air
Stranded on mountaintops, we dream of a world without wind to let us in, where the air's not so thin, and you don't spin away so easily each spring. tristan, i get dizzy at these heights. tristan, when will you leave me b.
The Memory Deserts
fourteen years ago, you left to wander the arizona sky. and i was nothing but a glimmer in your eye. no memories to weigh you down, but i'll still be around. i'll still be around. you can sleep all day while i'm awake, because when the sun comes down, i'll still be a.
The House We Will Make
in the house we will make someday, we'll sleep in on sunday. the sheets and the sun's rays will close all around, wash over like ocean sounds. we'll stay in the bedroom until slanting sunlight tells us it's afternoon. won't it be sweet? we'll want for naught. all that we'll need will be all we've got. and we'll never speak of days when we'd desperately seek shelter from terrible storms, trying just to keep safe and.
The Landmine
Spoke too soon when they said they knew you oh so well by now. but in your defense, you always sensed the break just around the bend. but you can't forget the silhouette that watched you from the window. with one last doubt, you turned - only to see the lights go out. suddenly you said with a start: "this is the part where i depart. please don't pin your hopes on me. my skin's too thin for your instability." when you came to, you found all that you'd wished for had come true. alone and unknown, with the latent leaden weight lifted from you. but an ache in your chest was dragging down the rest like gravity. they say the x-ray found a landmine where your heart shou.
The Greatest Of Ease
Safety net, i won't forget you're there. air is so unreliable - you can't count on anyone anymore. safety net, you won't forget i'm here? it's clear i've been holding on too hard, but it's so far to the ground. i won't look down. i won't look down. i won't look down. i trust you so far. so good. so far, so good. safety net, you won't forget i'm here? fear is so predictable, distinctive as instinct goes. it's not so much that i don't have faith in what's in store, but it's like the falling man who counts his fate floor by floor. he says: so far, so good. so far, so good. so far, i trus.
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind
i thought i heard your voice amid the noise out on the street. i imagined it at best, but the knot in my chest still skipped a beat. i cannot concentrate or think at all of late for the thought of you, though it's been so long since the day i found you were gone when i came to. last night, i saw your face. but something was wrong that i could not quite place. suddenly i began to realize: the eyes i did not recognize. i woke up with a start and a pounding heart, gasping for air. i thought you were a ghost, or a dream at most, but you're everywhere. was that you just then, calling me.
Shortest Day Of The Year
you dance so well for a girl about to fall asleep. and i keep hoping you'll stay along for another song, one more spin around the floor. this could go all night, and that would be all right. i let go of my party balloon, and i partly think i let go to soon. because it wasn't even mine for a day, and it takes so soon to fly.
Lucky
parked in your car, you're safe, you're saved. and though your hands shake and your lungs ache and the belt chafes, somehow you're still safe. four feet up, the road just stops at a forty-foot drop, where your high beams catch the last seam before the air sinks over the black brink. you must have dozed. you came so close with your eyes closed. but somehow, you're alive now, and wide awake. your foot's still on the.
Lonesome Moon
sun, you've run astray. what did we do to drive you away? does some new fear plague that i can't allay? have you grown weary of shining all day? it's grown so dark in this place, since you've been longing for the shade on your face. as if your own light could be displaced. now, do you run from what it illuminates? i know you grow tired of this weight, how your fate is a burden you'd hope to escape. but i remember how bright you once shined. i remember how high you used to climb: you were always too far for me to hold. would you let me grow old in this cold? what other world are you trying to find? are you going to leave me behind? please, don't leave me b.
I Think This Is My Exit
no one else is on the street tonight, and you've never seen the city look so bright. you could go so far in your car and never stop, but you just keep on circling the block. home is not so far away. you've just forgotten the way. the roads all look the same to your weary eyes. the site where a car crash accidentally lies. you've got so much faith in your teardrop heart, as the seams of your seatbelt fall silently apart. you've just forgotten the way.
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