i've always sanded down the edges 'cause i'm sharp as your mama's wit and just as fast,
sometimes the words all fall to the side like marbles in a bag but they're all tourmaline and jade just like the old wives tale there have never been snakes here,
run the faucets, run the faucets the tile has no room for all the light there are fawns beneath the sink and kudzu spreading across my skin,
the blue granite in the kitchen looks like ocean, ive opened the windows and the birds have made their home, the sky has crept in, the clouds are in the mud room,
it's raining here but the sun is out i tried the desert once but it was no good, there are sand flowers but I am not one
and if I am, I take the water feed the ground, the joy has always settled but i was never meant for flight, I've always come up from the earth wound around the grape vine, stood too long and the long grass takes me but
the blue granite tile run the faucets, flood the gates I was not made to reap no-thing.
written to forever (acoustic version) by Lewis Watson