1. |
Your Door
03:36
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Broken chains and broken hearts
You know what you were getting into from the start
No wonder we’re apart
Burned out lights and silent bells
There’s no way for me to tell you where I am
Or that I’m coming home
Floating on this black water
Echoes of your sweet laughter
It calls me to where I think I need to be
When I reach your darkened door
Will it be a safe harbor
Or will I be sent back out to sea
Smoking guns and cigarettes
There’s no way that I expect you to forget
The damages I’ve done
There is no absolution
There is no way for me to escape
The promises I’ve made
Floating on this black water
Echoes of your sweet laughter
It calls me to where I think I need to be
When I reach your darkened door
Will it be a safe harbor
Or will I be sent back out to sea
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2. |
Water into Wine
04:12
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Late night, streetlight, broken glass from the bar fight.
Last stop, train line, meet me at 5th and pine.
We know that it’s over but
She won’t turn this water into wine.
Come tap me on the shoulder like
You’re mine when we’re older
That’s right.
One breath, one life, flash of light, then we die.
Late night, streetlight, broken glass from the bar fight.
We know that it’s over but
She won’t turn this water into wine.
Come tap me on the shoulder like
You’re mine when we’re older
That’s right.
Fired up, broken stuff, don't tell me you've had enough
Somethings must be harder than they seem.
We know that it’s over but
She won’t turn this water into wine.
Come tap me on the shoulder like
You’re mine when we’re older
That’s right.
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