1. |
Kindling
02:38
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Numb to goodbyes
How about this one?
Is your voice stuck?
Your terms are mine
and decided
in an instant
Kindling burns at my edges
Let me give you my last flame
I know you'll make it through the winters
Keep a stocking with my name on it
Numb to goodbyes
How about this one?
Is my voice stuck?
With one more try
Was it choice or
was it chosen?
The duality of feeling like
I wanted more time for you
but not for us
while giving almost everything I have
Kindling burns at your edges
Let me give you my last flame
I know we'll make it through the winter
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2. |
Naivety Scene
02:28
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Rode the sled like a radio flyer
Ripped the leg of my snow pants
When my cheeks get red
can we go back in
and get warm?
Taking symbols at face value
Only friends I've ever known are here
These two streets:
this is our whole world
We've become
euphemistic, reassembled
parts of sums
But is it too late
to relinquish, reverse course,
emerge reborn?
It's our naivety scene!
We fell asleep in the manger
woke up feeling like more of ourselves
Let's lay back out!
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3. |
Ornamental
02:24
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Timorous white
faintest of twine
stretches through halls
each silent night
It's not your fault
Forgiveness helps
to set the tone,
start up this hill
The set's a mess
the edges torn
and half the pieces
are off the board
I'm burning dispassionate
but empathy can impair you quick
It's rare, son
You win some
You lost that one
I want to stay positive
but colloquy is inherited
It's rare, son
You win some
You lost that one
Ornamental feelings are ornamental
We could do so much better
My entropy
A medley, falling
Naivety
and steadily, amelioration
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New Lenox Chicago, Illinois
A revolving cast of characters making an annual Christmas & Winter themed three-song EP
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