Song Lyrics
and i ll be on your side
we ll soon forget our parents names
Soon confuse the compass and the cross, we throw ourselves on the mercy of the earth
like faithful oxen through the chalk
And shivered in our painted clothes and paired like every animal below, as heavy as a history book can be
Barefoot in a rowing boat, in my father s car we came to know
in my father s car we came to know
I will carry it with me, barefoot in a rowing boat
And maybe when the bitterness has gone, then the act itself will be louder than the word
As heavy as a history book can be, barefoot in a rowing boat The, soon confuse the compass and the cross
you lose your shoes and freeze your toes
And see it there in gold and red and brown, in my father s car we came to know
Did you and i first learn to love, in my father s car we came to know
In my father s car we came to know, and maybe when the bitterness has gone Dry, and maybe when the bitterness has gone
Like a church where nobody congregates, and i ll be on your side, there ll be sweetness on our tongues once more
and weep with fingertips opposed
With dragging tails of history walk, i will carry it with me Book, and shivered in our painted clothes and paired like every animal below
and maybe when the bitterness has gone
as heavy as a history book can be
We ll soon forget our parents names, like a church where nobody congregates Book, and maybe when the bitterness has gone
And see it there in gold and red and brown, we ll soon forget our parents names Dry, like dogs will drive the wolves away
as heavy as a history book can be
like a church where nobody congregates