Don't you cherish me to sleep
Oh
Never keep your eyelids clipped
Hold me for the pops and clicks
I was only for the father's crib

Hair, old, long along
Your neck onto your shoulder blades
Oh
Always keep that message taped
Cross your breasts you won't erase
I was only for your very space

Hip, under nothing
Propped up by your other one
Face 'way from the sun
Just have to keep a dialogue
Teach our bodies, haunt the cause
I was only trying to spell a loss

Joy, it's all founded
Pincher with the skin inside
Oh
You pinned me with your black sphere eyes
You know that all the rope's untied
I was only for to die beside

So it's storming on the lake
Little waves our bodies break
There's a fire going out
But there's really nothing to the south
Swollen orange and light let through
Your one-piece swimmer stuck to you

Sold, I'm ever
Open ears and open eyes
Oh
Wake up to your starboard bride
Who goes in and then stays inside
Oh, the demons come, they can subside


Lyrics submitted by thuglifeforevs

Calgary Lyrics as written by Matthew Boutwell Mccaughan Justin Deyarmond Edison Vernon

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    i'm thinking that it is an old couple (hair, old, long), with flashbacks to their younger days? maybe they are not in love and maybe they never really were.
    but they remain. or maybe he loves her more than she ever loved him. (i was only for to die beside) (i was only for your very space) (wake up to your starboard bride who goes in and then stays inside) starboard is the steering side of a ship i think.. i'm really not sure but it sounds so sad.

    the voicemail sounding thing at the end seems to say (something like) ...really great..sorry darling...i can't really do it.

    thuglifeforevson May 20, 2011   Link

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