1. |
The Last Lullaby
04:05
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Dream baby
rainbows of candy
Seas of daisies
don't wake me
don't wake me
Sleep but don't sleep too long
cus when the spiders come
better wake fast
open up your eyes
and wake before the spiders come
Seems lately
nightmares come plenty
so dream baby
don't wake
don't wake me
Sleep but don't sleep too long
cus when the spiders come
better wake fast
open up your eyes
and wake before the spiders come
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2. |
Paula
03:38
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Dive under your skin
travel your bloodstream
I was drifting in and out your heart
Boots with gold laces
travel your footsteps
I was walking and seeing all you saw
Dive under your skin
travel your bloodstream
A symphony of singing bowls chime
to me in modern times
Preach from blank bibles
a silent king soon falls
I was reading a book between the lines
I've failed though I've tried
I've jumped but can't fly
A symphony of singing bowls chime
to me in modern times
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3. |
The Moon
02:22
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I want the moon
I want the night to come
I want the moon
though it's just a piece of sun bleached bone
a dusty stone
I want the moon
I want the sun
thrown into a pond
I want the sun
gone and taken to a place unknown
a forgotten tomb
I want the moon
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4. |
Cheekbones
03:05
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Owls Afraid of the Dark Falmouth, UK
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