Jesse Sykes

Some came here before us And others still arrive Some stand behind The unmarked signs Recognized

We used to be free Like birds over water Small mysteries Lost and forgotten You kissed the

You picked me up, dried me off You were hopelessly devoted to my darkest hour I knew I broke every rule

Drinking with strangers For the last time And you fell asleep with The smoke in your eyes

On a distant hill I get my body to lay still Without my home This work i must do all alone Between

How am I to believe I've lost myself in you Afraid to ask for what I need So give it to you

Tin roof shaking, crashing black Well, I aint going back Deliver me, take me in Let me breathe your

Keep me, don't let me go When I'm losing my head Well, if the angels won't have me Well,

Could you grow a new heart And could you run the distance In the time that it takes Before it all fell

Eisenhower moon Is this a good place to be If it feels the same, how will we know If it's

Tell my boy I've been thinking about him tonight A december's day, gone astray Well, he took

Fill your pockets full of river stones For us, deep beneath the soul On your stockings a songbird sang

What did i have Oh, what did i have? Search for the diamond Shine through the door What ever i

Pretty thing, I've got you Right where I used to be We ride across this city Starting fires

My heart knows It needs protection While it grows Somebody show me A place i can go where