stavesacre - rivers underneath (collective version) lyrics
somehow stumbled my way home, stood inside the doorway
staring blind through rooms i knew were missing more than the paintings on the walls
it’s hard to call this home, i’m more that just alone
have i been p-ssed by and left behind again
i feel it pulling me
it’s heavy
no desire to wonder why the answers have so long escaped me
but the arms are open wide to rivers underneath the surface
follow with the tide ease into the cooler water
farewell and all goodbyes to the sh-r-line
i’ll see you when i see you
silhouette against the storm romantic standing at the edge
a mystery, now a tragedy left to calloused mourners long grown cold
his story goes untold and no one ever knows
it just disappears beneath the fears he’s carried
and i feel them pulling me
heavy
no desire to wonder why the answers have so long escaped me
but the arms are open wide to rivers underneath the surface
follow with the tide ease into the cooler water
farewell and all goodbyes to the sh-r-line
remember when we…?
did you see that…?
don’t forget this moment ever
we belong
this is home
i’ve missed you so
for now and always
i cannot recall
my life before this
i feel it pulling me
it’s heavy
no desire to wonder why the answers have so long escaped me
but the arms are open wide to rivers underneath the surface
follow with the tide, outside ease into the cooler water
farewell and all goodbyes to the sh-r-line
i’ll see you when i see you
i’ll see you when i see you
(save me now, if you think you can.
don’t turn away – you’ll never see my face again.)
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