1. |
Sylvia's Dream
04:00
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she wakes from her stirring
and tells me what she's been dreaming
she says it's recurring
we're there and someone is screaming
out my name
we go to our favorite little place
no one there will seat us
we sneak in the kitchen but they
catch us cook us and eat us
and it's always the same
do I act bravely?
no, I'm the first to start crying
I never protect her
in fact I'm not even trying
and it's always the same
and when we're awake
it's so hard to shake
so we lie in the dark for a while
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2. |
How We Lost Her
03:32
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fall is almost gone
we're counting the leaves that haven't fallen
we're doing out best to get our minds off what's her name
she walked among us all
under the trees and near the falls
and we would give it all for some time
in her hand
tell me everything about her
I wanna know just where I stand
I wanna be the better man
tell me everything you know
we came on too strong
she picked up her things and then took off
and we had better get our minds of what's her name
schools are all shut down
everyone's wandering through the town
trying to get back what we had before she came
flags are at half mast
nobody laughing as they pass
by a memorial we built to what's her name
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