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you wake, my mistake, make me dry my eyes. When it takes you break, make me realize seasons change and summer fades If you sway then so shall I I will rise, and I will fall Be the moon and I'll be your tide We try so hard - never get so far on our aging wings and our growing scars. We cry in vain to our heart shaped chains, they look back, whisper the same. Medicate my mistakes from these places in my mind while I make my escape; my exodus from pride. When it comes, when it goes, if you stay then so shall I. I will rise, I will set I'll be the moon you be my tide We try so hard but never get so far as our tattered wings fade into scars. We sing in vain to our heart shaped cage And these walls echo back our refrain. make me a space where I can place my hand. Then fake , and save face I can understand. When it comes and winter goes if you melt then so shall I. I will rise, and subside You're my moon You're my tide -Mitch Paradise
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Dec 9, 2015
Dec 9, 2015 at 5:15 AM UTC
Tide
you wake, my mistake, make me dry my eyes. When it takes you break, make me realize seasons change and summer fades If you sway then so shall I I will rise, and I will fall Be the moon and I'll be your tide We try so hard - never get so far on our aging wings and our growing scars. We cry in vain to our heart shaped chains, they look back, whisper the same. Medicate my mistakes from these places in my mind while I make my escape; my exodus from pride. When it comes, when it goes, if you stay then so shall I. I will rise, I will set I'll be the moon you be my tide We try so hard but never get so far as our tattered wings fade into scars. We sing in vain to our heart shaped cage And these walls echo back our refrain. make me a space where I can place my hand. Then fake , and save face I can understand. When it comes and winter goes if you melt then so shall I. I will rise, and subside You're my moon You're my tide -Mitch Paradise
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Dec 9, 2015
Dec 9, 2015 at 5:15 AM UTC
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