Energy Song

Xavier Rudd

All alone in the snow
And nowhere seems close
The cold now moves to my bones
Its beauty seems gone
And I know, know now this is wrong
And I should move on
Tired and to review time to be
With my own energy
Rescue me

I need energy

These trees I have known now for years
All contain my fears
The spirit of from this earth
I have felt, since my birth
And I know, know now this is right
Here I spend so much time
In this connection, this space
At the end of the maze
Take me home

I need energy
I need energy
I need energy
I need energy

Lay down before us
This place, this choice
And our freedom
Generation inside her begins again
And our freedom
But feel so connected
And I feel so alive
The moon stares at the sun
Oh the days I'm surfing between
Until the sun says its done

All alone in the snow
And nowhere seems close
The cold moves now to my bones
Its beauty seems gone
And I know, know now this is wrong
And I should move on
Time to review time to to be
With my own energy
Rescue me

I need energy




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    This song is about not having the stamina to have intercourse seven times in one night.

    ThomYorkeGuyGarvey92on January 14, 2011   Link

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