She has a tendency to alter words ever so slightly so that they're not words you might find in a dictionary but still mean what you'd think them to mean so I try not to be so strict when interpreting the lyrics
As for the first line, I thought she was just playing with the words so they had a more playful sound:
"Somberly, somberly linger, lie longer-ly"
Although that's not to say your lyrics are wrong
The last line of the second verse sounds like:
"From impedious, pounding ideas"
I think the verse after the chorus should be:
"Scallop the breastbone, roll and toll and fold the long winter in it
Think not what the season will become
Breathe fruitfully at the garden glen, that grew masterfully over your withering son"
She has a tendency to alter words ever so slightly so that they're not words you might find in a dictionary but still mean what you'd think them to mean so I try not to be so strict when interpreting the lyrics
As for the first line, I thought she was just playing with the words so they had a more playful sound: "Somberly, somberly linger, lie longer-ly" Although that's not to say your lyrics are wrong
The last line of the second verse sounds like: "From impedious, pounding ideas"
I think the verse after the chorus should be: "Scallop the breastbone, roll and toll and fold the long winter in it Think not what the season will become Breathe fruitfully at the garden glen, that grew masterfully over your withering son"
I certainly agree with you about that verse after the chorus.
I certainly agree with you about that verse after the chorus.