Lughnasa
from Twilight Chases The Sun by Furniture
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lyrics
believe in me
i know not what to say
to keep your heart
to shift your gaze
believe in me
i know not what to do
the sum of my intentions
stumble over you
believe in me
held to the naked flame
it burns your name
set your heart alight
and be a beacon
cos my stars don't shine
lift your voice in song
and pray the winds
to carry me back home
hold a door for me
don't turn away i come to
mend these open wounds
so softly they bleed an offering
these open wounds
suffer a winter for the spring
it's all that we are
the comforts that lie
in the shades of her eyes
are lost to the tides
nothing ever survives
i know not what to say
to keep your heart
to shift your gaze
believe in me
i know not what to do
the sum of my intentions
stumble over you
believe in me
held to the naked flame
it burns your name
set your heart alight
and be a beacon
cos my stars don't shine
lift your voice in song
and pray the winds
to carry me back home
hold a door for me
don't turn away i come to
mend these open wounds
so softly they bleed an offering
these open wounds
suffer a winter for the spring
it's all that we are
the comforts that lie
in the shades of her eyes
are lost to the tides
nothing ever survives
credits
from Twilight Chases The Sun,
released July 1, 2005
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Jan 2011 -
Jul 2005
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