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heather maloney - involuntary lyrics

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she sits by the window
letting her coffee grow cold
taking comfort in the birdsong up above

he sleeps through the morning
and all through the morning
fighting someone from somewhere far away

she says, “there’s just no song anymore, since you got home from the war, there’s no song anymore”

he sang in the mornings, and all of his songs
reached out, like a sprout from the earth
he sang to the heavens
and every note was a plea
involuntary
like a leaf to the sun

she says, “there’s just no sun anymore, since you got home from the war, there’s no sun anymore”
“there’s just no sun anymore, since you got home from the war, there’s no sun anymore”

what i’d give to hear you sing
what i’d give to hear you say
what i’d give to hear you say, ooh

for him she’s mourning, for who he was, and how he’s shown all those mornings, that he woke her with the dawn
her heart is a soldier
and every note that he would sing
is only draining, for the straining of the war
and she says
“there’s just no song anymore, there’s just no song anymore
“there’s just no song anymore, since you got home from the war, there’s no song anymore”

she’ll wait by the window
and whether it’s god or gravity
involuntary, is the rising of the sun

- heather maloney lyrics

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