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Wet dew now clings to a ground last seen a week ago.
We pile our shit out on the lawn
A folded tarp to put it on
You take your side to lift and
I'll take mine
Shoes wet in the recede
Noses frigid in the breeze
We're marching down the drive with
Solemn strides
Out on the street the ice is gone
The trees green improbable
Fresh crackling leaves escort us off
The ocean thaws, the sand is warm
December summer is coming
Our claws together grasping at
This rectangle that bears our everything
Material needs, pallbearers to anything else
Excluding the storms
So you lift yours and I'll lift mine
Pack away the things that you're reminded of
The rest entombed inside the home we've boarded up
December summer is coming
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White River Crossing
03:09
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Over the white river
There is a trail of stepping stones
Follow them to the guide's hut
He will show you the way forward
Knock and be received
He moves down the river
Treading on paths submerged, unseen
Follow them to the west shore
He will show you the way forward
But then no more
You will find your own way
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In a winter fog found this pond
Banks of ice and sleet keep you in form
And sun's weak shine not enough today
Just dazzled array
And along this shore we plant the seed
Deep in dirt it bore a warm home
Once again I come to this pond
Snow that generates and maintains you
And the sun is nurturing the sprouts
Look at how they bloom our little seeds
Look at how they vibrantly preen
Back again my dear pond
By your serene plate a stump to rest upon
In our clearing realm a chill wind passes through
Winter sits enthroned
Look at how they raise their little leaves
Softly rustled words of our own
The day is warm my dear pond
Your basin weak may pass the seep along
Uncalming murmer begins to drone
Trickle, trickle there
But look at they've grown our little trees
Branches that nearly reach me
But now
Look how they rise our mighty trees
Look how they tower above
I sit with you my white pond now swirling
Little tides that ebb and flow disrupt the atmosphere
Crystal crinkle hushes out the arrogance of dreams
And look at how they've left our little trees
Canopy unseen behind the fog
Cherish now your dear pond
Summer comes and lets loose the river once again
Moments pass and are gone
When your frozen banks
Melt
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Meadow Story
07:42
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Snowed in at the old courthouse
Ten of us in this gloom
None of us can get out
None of us will leave
Ice cracks against
These old wooden walls
Settle in, settle in
We're going to be here for a while
Settle in, settle in
Mind not to drift far from the light
Hey did you hear that?
Clomping noises sound
From somewhere in the back
I have heard what lurks in here
About the town they said it's
haunted
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Sun on Shale
07:44
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Pointless la dee das
And on the stone it shone the light that warms our bones, the sun
And on the stone it shone the light that warms the morning, the sun
And on the stone it shone the light, the sun
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A frozen cage encompasses home
Screaming ice as you throw the lamp against the wall
Our words kick furniture all over every room
But tomorrow glows so blue I can see it
Outside the temperature has reached a notch above the white
Orange lines that radiate and free us from this cloistered life
Green trees, watered seeds, humming beach, squirrels and
Wet dew now clings to a ground last seen a week ago
Another storm is underway
Another blizzard has battered us
all back down to the ground
It's slamming the door on the sun
If the summer never rots these boards
We'll never leave
You've got to leave the home
You know you won't last another month
Outside the temperature has reached a notch above the white
Orange lines that radiate and free us from this cloistered life
Green trees, watered seeds humming beach, squirrels and
(please see beginning of album for rest of chorus)
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