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Would You Remember?
03:40
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I find you in the horror
In the howling in my ears
I find you in the terror
In the thoughts of passing years
I find you in the movements
In the rustle of the trees
I find you in the stillness
In the absence of the breeze
And so we fall to our knees, love
And we'll stand, when we please, love.
I wonder if you would remember
My favourite time of day.
Was it the way the birds were singing
That made my insides sway?
I wonder if you would remember
The way my mind would wait
Until all the world were sleeping
To meet my soul too late.
I wonder if you would remember
Not to speak of light
And that your kindness is my cruelty
When only dark lies in my sight.
I wonder if you would remember
The stains earth gave my hands
Until love-loss turned them heavy
And we sunk them in the land.
I wonder if you would remember
The only think I need.
All I’ve ever longed for
And that you planted the seed.
I wonder if you would remember
To love me whole and true
To give the flowers time to blossom,
And us to grow to one, from two.
Find me in the wonder
When the shapes become defined.
Find me in the warmth of your arms
In the shelter of your kind.
Find me in the space between
What’s good and what is right.
Find me in your splinters of darkness,
In your pockets of light.
Love, find.
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2. |
This Envelope
06:03
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May I shed this skin that I have grown
That has become
That does envelope my whole
Though I did fold
Myself within myself.
May I feel lighter, and in turn less heavy
I'd like to sing about laughter and light
I'd like to sing about hope
Though everything I am, now
Is inside this envelope.
May I bathe, this child that I have grown
That my body and mind have both known
And may my grave
Be not made of stone
So that my body
May sink alone.
May I feel lighter, and in turn less here.
May I fold, my mind upon itself
And rinse my body, of all its health.
May I drown
And may you swim
And may we finally bathe
In these cold waters we were born in.
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Daisy Vaughan Norwich, UK
“Daisy is a singer songwriter who combines a haunting voice with stunning songs built around rich chords and intricate guitar playing to create transcendent and heart wrenching music. Utterly compelling and beguiling, a must see!” – Barefeet Records
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