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The River
Skies went dark, got hard to see my body all stretched out.
Territory to touch and make a path to lead you down.
If I could hold the wildest winds from blasting through my house,
Then I could shine a beacon whether floats, fine, yes, or drowns.
But there was no heat, it all had been extinguished,
Snuffed right out.
That was not the way I meant to disappoint the crowd.
If you want my center, please don't slice so much around.
And if you won't be having me, watch the sorrow shake my mouth.
And you don't want to hurt me,
But you don't want to need me,
So how can you receive me?
Take a seat, don't grieving be, let's settle this all out,
Then one by one I'll take these from the caverns of my mouth.
The teeth who mash and teeth who make my tender muscles shout
A last goodbye to lose what once I'd never known without.
And in my mind, the river runs a straight line through the town,
Never bending, only sending stuff from north to south.
Under bridges, fishes wear the currents like a gown.
And I will swallow crookedness, not let it drag me down.
Afraid that if I cut you loose,
You'd never again want me to
Embrace you in your solitude.
Now in our eyes, we both still find the perfect place to rest.
We'll unfold wings and fly a while, before the next caress.
The atmosphere will hold us dear and teach us how it's best
To both feel free and satisfied, our two souls will be blessed.
Before my eyes, the fireflies they make the night sky low.
Captured by the sounds of all the horns that the frogs blow.
Through tears so thick, like glue they drip and build a castle slow.
I can see you saved for me the sweetness that still glows.
And though you're still my Hercules,
Neptune's the one who's taken me.
Come on, lay that strength upon my sea.
Steady the string and snap it down the dust gets in my face.
A borderline to not cross, mind our manners, keep in place.
Still, I recall you once extended me with handsome haste,
A rope to climb, to call all mine, to ascend you with grace.
Now we will burn the fog away, our hearts are like the sun.
We moved it now, that's a way down and though the change was rough,
We'll find our lives are kinder without complications of
The fear in me that had taken seed and crowded out the love.
I want you and I let you go
Though we can still walk on the same road.
If we don't try it, we'll never know.
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If we don't try it, we'll never know.
Though we can still walk on the same road.
I want you and I let you go
The fear in me that had taken seed and crowded out the love.
We'll find our lives are kinder without complications of
We moved it now, that's a way down and though the change was rough,
Now we will burn the fog away, our hearts are like the sun.
A rope to climb, to call all mine, to ascend you with grace.
Still, I recall you once extended me with handsome haste,
A borderline to not cross, mind our manners, keep in place.
Steady the string and snap it down the dust gets in my face.
Come on, lay that strength upon my sea.
Neptune's the one who's taken me.
And though you're still my Hercules,
I can see you saved for me the sweetness that still glows.
Through tears so thick, like glue they drip and build a castle slow.
Captured by the sounds of all the horns that the frogs blow.
Before my eyes, the fireflies they make the night sky low.
To both feel free and satisfied, our two souls will be blessed.
The atmosphere will hold us dear and teach us how it's best
We'll unfold wings and fly a while, before the next caress.
Now in our eyes, we both still find the perfect place to rest.
Embrace you in your solitude.
You'd never again want me to
Afraid that if I cut you loose,
And I will swallow crookedness, not let it drag me down.
Under bridges, fishes wear the currents like a gown.
Never bending, only sending stuff from north to south.
And in my mind, the river runs a straight line through the town,
A last goodbye to lose what once I'd never known without.
The teeth who mash and teeth who make my tender muscles shout
Then one by one I'll take these from the caverns of my mouth.
Take a seat, don't grieving be, let's settle this all out,
So how can you receive me?
But you don't want to need me,
And you don't want to hurt me,
And if you won't be having me, watch the sorrow shake my mouth.
If you want my center, please don't slice so much around.
That was not the way I meant to disappoint the crowd.
Snuffed right out.
But there was no heat, it all had been extinguished,
Then I could shine a beacon whether floats, fine, yes, or drowns.
If I could hold the wildest winds from blasting through my house,
Territory to touch and make a path to lead you down.
Skies went dark, got hard to see my body all stretched out.
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