1. |
This Second Guess
03:14
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just last year
far from home
lost
but not alone
friends
under the moon
going back home
this afternoon
(I dont remember the slow part)
hold me up
not so
(??)
had enough
(?? have no idea ??)
This second guess
Forgive and regret
Fear of death
Today I will live
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2. |
Stars Aligned
03:41
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Misunderstood your passion
now youre missing in action
go to sleep
dont call a week
say youre just too busy
how much did you think was true
that I could give this all to you
Stay awake
reiterate
repeat everything I say
Please come home
I'm alone and without you
I'm alone I dont know where you are.
Someones waiting on the stairs
To the 4th floor no ones there
Will you come over
do you lie?
Cross your fingers
Stars aligned.
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3. |
Driving At Midnight
04:45
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Winter sheets of white
summer comes to an end
spring comes back with intent
the depths you hold your art
the reasons led you back
why the nervous laugh
take my hand
hold your breath
press me hard against your chest
the evening a kiss goodnight
we're driving at midnight
On this open road this highway of fire
so close to forgiving desire
and you know what everybody knows
we smile and we drive
turn the curve straight up ahead
midnight storms in your bed
early morning symphony
dressed up in sympathy
dont you know now
turn
inside out
say out loud
no doubt
Darling
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