Morning gray ignites a twisted mess of foreign shapes and sounds
I wish the ceiling was the ground
I'll send you flowers made of silent tiny pieces of the sun
To help me make up for this one

While you send me tidal waves of love when you're alone
And I can't remember what you do
To find a way to turn the signal back to heaven sounding blue
And bring me faithful back to you

And she don't hold me right, she's never going to get me there
Not tonight
If we break off gently in slow motion, spinning outward into
Space

My hand always floating gently at the wheel while you sweetly
Hold my face
And I need you to give it meaning, I need you to share the view
Or it becomes a time for me to love myself like every other
Thing I do


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    CORRECTED LYRICS:

    Morning gray ignites a twisted mess of foreign shapes and sounds, I wish the ceiling was the ground. I'll send you flowers made of silent tiny pieces of the sun to help me make up for this one. While you send me tidal waves of love when you're alone and I can't remember what you do to find a way to turn the signal back to heaven sounding blue and bring me faithful back to you.

    And she don't hold me right, she's never going to get me there. And she don't hold me right, she's never going to get me there, not tonight.

    If we break off gently in slow motion spinning outward into space, my hand, always firm and gently at the wheel, while you sweetly hold my face. And I need you to give it meaning, I need you to share the view or it becomes a time for me to love myself like every other thing I do.

    And she don't hold me right, she's never going to get me there. And she don't hold me right, she's never going to get me there, not tonight

    Dixie_Normason December 16, 2008   Link

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