Aquifer's Water

I think this desperate, sinking, landfill
that I brought to you might maybe swallow you.
This in color with lightning flashes
just put your neon signs in televisions.
And at night time I resume to say
when every daylight glimpse away
passes out on distant hills to never see the gorges of
whiteness in your eyes, that's risen from the blackness.
But it's unlike another way inside a sea inside of blackness.
So will you dissipate into the car fumes
all made of cellophane and make-up tubes.
Cause I see you burning in the treetops
without quilted ground to fall to.
And an owl inside a mason jar that turned into a moth
beat his head against the glass so long
it burst into a thousand stars.
You have cured some kind of sickness in me.
Oh, you have cured some kind of sickness
that was eating all the bones in me.
...
Let's run with out feet slapping concrete barefoot under streetlights forever.
Let's stare at the sun till' the black spots we see hide the faces of everyone.
Let's dig holes in the front lawn with our hands and swim in the aquifer's water.
Let's run with out feet slapping concrete barefoot under streetlights forever.
Let's stare at the sun till' the black spots we see hide the faces of everyone.
Let's dig holes in the front lawn with our hands and swim in the aquifer's water.
Let's run with out feet slapping concrete barefoot under streetlights forever.
Let's stare at the sun till' the black spots we see hide the faces of everyone.
Let's dig holes in the front lawn with our hands and swim in the aquifer's water.