1. |
Above
04:42
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I know it's okay
Seeing us go our separate ways.
We're culpable
Pulling up roots of yesterday
Fistfuls of your words
Are rather fitting for their worth
I said I'd grow up
But in my chest an arrow struck.
Lightyears
And you go on, idling with our time.
Come here
And pretend now that you've called my bluff.
Space travelling fast
Between the caverns of our hearts
I'm sitting alone
Scanning for stars we had known
Since friends come and go
I'll be the one dancing solo
You know
Just like your quivering bow.
Lightyears
Come here
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2. |
Below
03:29
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Ruby, won't you learn
to bend the rigid confines of your mind?
Putting on your shoes,
those old ones that no longer suit your soul.
How can we protect you?
How can we protect?
locks and bolts and
alarm bells in your mind.
Images distort.
Sobbing and sulking
why is it so bad?
How can we protect you?
How can we delay the madness that surrounds?
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Willetta Phoenix, Arizona
She was a woman you once loved.
"Mournful voices singing high and lonesome from beyond the grave."
-Ashley Naftule, Phoenix New Times
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