At Sunset
from The World We Chose to See by seasonal
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lyrics
And if I leave anything behind me…
A legacy of bang and boom,
and a lack thereof,
In absence of symbolic resonance
These dreams elude me and my ambitions.
Wait for me, my love
Blind to you, and your trident for a tongue
Lights burn out, and leave us in the dark
Ice grows thin, I’ll watch it drift it apart
Lines in the sand, long since washed away
mark your love and the threshold of your skin
Lines by your eyes that watched your boys grow up,
It will never be fair to you
A legacy of bang and boom,
and a lack thereof,
In absence of symbolic resonance
These dreams elude me and my ambitions.
Wait for me, my love
Blind to you, and your trident for a tongue
Lights burn out, and leave us in the dark
Ice grows thin, I’ll watch it drift it apart
Lines in the sand, long since washed away
mark your love and the threshold of your skin
Lines by your eyes that watched your boys grow up,
It will never be fair to you
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from The World We Chose to See,
released May 28, 2015
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