Love spoke my name at dinner
The food tasted better
Love spoke my name.. called my name
Love took my heart & sat out
Love spoke my name in a whisper

Love spoke my name
Love...shake your surrender
Love...Let out your heart
Love there's nothing to conquer
"Love me" said Love
"Someone needs to love me"

Love spoke my name in silence
Clinging to roses around
Through flowers Love held me by the hand
Clouds and mushy weather
Love spoke my name at dinner
And urged me to surrender.

Once I used to drink
with this girl who told me
we could live on an island
if I never touched her

she had this way with words

sit at the foot of my bed
she said, like a ghost

watching the boat in the cove
lose hope for its shadow

these days she hides
behind the shades
still wanting me to find her

somebody to love.

That old tin car could take you outta this town
Down dusty tracks with rucksacks on the backseat.
The wallet with the hole in and your last bit of change, its always the same.
The sun in your eyes and no shades, just go the other way, its ok.
Tanned hands to shake can mean money to make, a week or two later and you have made another break.
Bunk beds and room shares, tired eyes dont care, its just another rest before the day breaks again.
The fire cracks and cooks the the catch, hungry mouths wait, eager hands hold the plate.
As the bottle gets passed strangers share laughs, of times reminiscent of the one they share now.
So dont sit around with a frown feelin down cos that old tin car could take you outta this town.

Just to swill it around my head.

No pre conceptions or assumptions made.

Reflecting on the words you said
The relative parts in the game we played.

To soak it up through every pore could never bring me much nearer.

In sharing the sentiment you feel for I seem to hold you far dearer.

If our love has flown and your feelings changed then my heart must withdraw gently.

For that is where your memory will ever lay.

Loving me intently.