Drifting in and out, you see the road you're on
It came rolling down the cheek
Say just what you need
And in between, it's never as it seems

Help me to name it
Help me to name it

If you built yourself a myth
You'd know just what to give
What comes after this
Momentary bliss
Consequence of what you do to me

Help me to name it
Help me to name it

Found yourself in a new direction
Arrows falling from the sun
Canyon calling, would they come to greet you?
Let you know you're not the only one

Can't keep hanging on
To all that's dead and gone
If you built yourself a myth
You'd know just what to give
Materialize
Or let the ashes fly

Help me to name it
Help me to name it


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    I agree w/ scottparrott. It seems to be a breakup song. "it came rolling down the cheek" implies sadness(tears). The guy essentially built himself up to be better than he was "it's never as it seems. The lines what comes after this momentary bliss, consequence means that she recognizes that the relationship, though it seemed great in the beginning isn't real and now she must suffer the consequense. The lines "materialize or let the ashes fly" I think is a plea, telling him to become the person, the myth he set himself up to be at the start of the relationship or put an end to the relationship (ashes indicates the relationship is destroyed and over). Really a brilliant song with powerful imagery and great lyrics

    lingeronon June 08, 2012   Link

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