1. |
The Dance Disconsolate
05:36
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Fair thee well cold winter, I won't yearn or pine for you.
Let warmth exude from the atmosphere to our bodies.
Come on global warming,
Don't you break your promise,
You know I need consoling...
Let this be the warmest,
Most beautiful August,
The world has ever seen.
Let the hours just trickle by,
They don't mean a thing
Get your kicks from a pink sky
Your peeling skin is appealing
Leave your cold, disconsolate soul, you don't need it no more
Leave your old, inconvenient clothes and your cross ashore
Jump into the water.
Don't you ever wonder,
What it's like to float?
This could be the warmest,
Most beautiful August
The world has ever known
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2. |
Sew Up My Mouth
04:11
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Maybe I'll sew up my mouth,
and breath through my nose, and eat less
All the words that make it out will be muffled
So they should be
The damage is done
and you're anxious to know if you're the only one
Turn around
Keep your feet on the cold hard ground
and call me
I saw you out last night
and the image still in black and white
Haunts me
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3. |
The Sadness
03:48
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So I come home and I'm down again
I've been this way for weeks
But you don't blame me
And you know fine well when I'm out with friends
I'm the best I can be
And you here them ask me why
and you're shocked by my reply
when I say "Lucky the sadness that I had when I was younger,
has dissipated somewhat over time"
but that's not true, now I'm sadder than I've ever been
But I've got your love to pull me through
I've got your love
I've got your love to pull me through
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4. |
Harm's Way
05:10
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Call to me my love, I'm lost, I'm lost
My eyes can not compete with smoke and dust
My feet came of the track,
and I can't look back my love
Sing to me my sweet, I'm tired, I'm beat
I'm weary from my head down to my feet
I've wandered now for weeks
and I need some sleep my sweet
I'll hold you in my arms,
and baby nothing will do you harm
I'll put my trust in you,
I will put my trust in you
that you'll keep me out of harm's way to
Lie with me my dear, down here, down here
Let me whisper secretly in your ear
That losing you, is my greatest fear my dear
Call to my my love, I'm lost, I'm lost
I've nothing else to lose but you my love
Please don't leave me behind
Or I'll lose my mind as well
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5. |
These Roads
02:58
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On these roads it's easy to believe I'm miles from anywhere
And I know these roads like I know your face
These roads could be a parable
Each corner has a tale to tell
The way they're twisting and they're winding
well they basically remind me of you
Cause you can never say what you mean
Though ever so eloquently
You constantly speak
And truth falls underneath quietly
On these roads, it's easy to believe I'm miles from anywhere
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Rhuari Campbell Dundee, UK
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