They walk out
And there's no sound
There's a candle burning
Lying up for they to see
The things beyond me

This is why the eyes rise on me
So the nights comes on me
And it starts to breathe

Tell me what did you think of me?
If I dropped a ring
When you say
When the moon is across the water

Judgment comes when I'm all alone
And the glass door is closed
They heard that it's all left behind

When you talk to me
You could swallow me

That time brings me a place
When I hear your words
I feel you near
Fingers wanted to find a frozen memory

Sometimes close the road
Direction down
Make you wish you could take it back

I walk in and there's no sound
I walk straight to you
And I find you down
We took a walk where I left you

We want to save
Save now and we won't be punished no more

When you talk to me
You could swallow me

That time brings me a place
When I hear your words
I feel you near
Fingers wanted to find a frozen memory

Sometimes friends are long ago
Affections free to go
Find your right way


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Judgement Lyrics as written by Samuel Ervin Beam

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    A few corrections:

    Day walks out and there's no sound There's a candle burning by me now Light enough for to see the things beyond me Door is wide as her eyes on me So the night comes in and starts to breathe The only name that I really know

    Tell me dear, do you think of me At a drop of rain, or when you see The wind, it rakes as it moves across the water Judgement comes when I'm all alone Like a spyglass on the furthest coast Favored now that it's left behind

    When you talk to me You could swallow me

    Nighttime brings me a place I fear Where I hear your words and feel you near Fingers only to find a frozen memory Sometimes clothes chosen long ago A direction down a gravel road Make you wish you could take them back

    Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh

    Days walk on and when there's no sound I go straight to you and find you down Kneeling next to the water where I left you Knee-deep now in the creek I made From the landscape lost I want to save Save it now or be punished more

    When you talk to me You could swallow me

    Nighttime brings me a place I fear Where I hear your words and feel you near Fingers never to find a warmer memory Sometimes friends we knew long ago Or affections we set free to go Find you right where you ran to hide

    Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh

    Arteron January 02, 2010   Link

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