Lyrics
Nothing
I see everything
I see nothing
I see everything
and nothing
I am the new one.
The old one.
The young one that grows old inside.
A grain amongst the shingle,
A leaf thats turned to mulch,
An acorn ripe for harvest
Deemed to have grown too much.
For I am of the sky
As I fly down the broken runway.
Swaying through half waking dream
And sleep walking through the day
I know everything about you,
but I can’t fathom you at all.
How The Light Gets In
Promise, drifting in the waters.
Distance, leaving
what has been
never been
never will be
time constricted
contracted
expanded
dependent
there’s a break in everything, that’s how the light gets in
breathless, brightness
sleepless nightless,
timeless, tiredless
Morning lightness
time constricted
contracted
expanded
dependent
there’s a break in everything, that’s how the light gets in
Lady Luna
How proudly you hang there in the sky,
Watching the world as it passes you by
Looking down on us, totally judgeless
Of all that you see in your gleaming glass eye
And as you wait there so patiently,
Guarding our den of inequity,
You wink at us slowly, so humble, so lowly,
Knowingly, cloudily, luminously
Lady, Luna
Wrapped up in your endless blue shawl
You’re ever present, even when cresent,
Queen of the night and a mother to all
How many songs have been written for you?
How many of those do you hear?
How do you listen, up there in your prison,
To our words of loving comparison
And when there is nothing left to mine,
Into your great bosom we’ll climb
But until then, only few men,
Can actually say that they know you shine
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Question
If wax and wick had not been fused And from the seams not coal exhumed
Could there have been some other means
To light our way, to fuel our dreams?
If there was some other form That as of yet had not been drawn,
Would our wheels still tread the ground,
If this alternate mould were found?
Question question always question
To question is a lethal weapon
Question question always question
To question breathes a reinvention
Question question always question
To question is a lethal weapon
And, if man from some distant line
Had not sculpted the hands of time
But softly let our history pass
Through amorphous hour-glass
Would we feel the stress and strain
If each second of life’s refrain, was not counted so thoroughly,
Reeking of mortality?
Could history wear a fairer face
And occupy a gentler space.