Saw the washing on the line
As I lay on the floor
With a heart full of wine
With nothing left to pour
To pour

Silver moon feeling high
Through the window beneath the door
Her eyes are so kind
With nothing left to pour
To pour

You stepped into these days
You stepped into these days
You stepped into these days
You stepped into these days

And you went your way

We're sitting out on the couch
A movie plays without the sound
Words to say left in my mouth
With nothing left to pour
To pour

Silver moon feeling high
Through the window beneath the door
Her eyes are so kind
With nothing left to pour
To pour

You stepped into these days
You stepped into these days
You stepped into these days
You stepped into these days
Oh you stepped into
Oh you stepped into
One of these days


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Heart Full of Wine Lyrics as written by Julia Stone Angus Stone

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    i think this song is about wanting to share things in a relationship but not having the desire to anymore, but they still kinda stick around to see what will happen. hmm im not sure, i do know that i love angus and julia stone, their lyrics are always awesome to read.

    heyimtayloron February 08, 2008   Link

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