Denison Witmer - The River Bends...and Flows Into The Sea (2007) by Denison Witmer (보컬) on maniadb.com

It doesn't matter which way you face me
North, east, west, or south
Put your hands in my two hands
Your mouth against my mouth
We will lean into the sun
Drive without your seatbelt on
Come on

This city's made of beer
These streets are made of wine
Her bed is whiskey
And her pillow out of grey
The smoke that moves across her eyes
Like clouds go through the skies
I lay down

I've been looking for you
I've been wandering through the dark
I've been looking for you
I've been looking for you

Where the train breaks from the ground
Just north of Second Street
Can't watch it seated down
I stand on my two feet
I like the light there through the window
The light goes over me
And around

I've been looking for you
I've been wandering through the dark
I've been looking for you
I've been wandering through the dark
I've been looking for you
I've been looking for you

It's not so easy if you want to disappear
If you don't believe me, stop
Ask anybody here
How this city has a way
Trying to kick you when you're down
I got out

I've been looking for you
I've been wandering through the dark
I've been looking for you
I've been wandering through the dark
I've been looking for you
I've been looking for you

Read the letter that you sent, but I can't
I was talking to our friends, but I'm stressed
Give me back a day, I know which one
Where the pink light of your room
Matched the pink light of the summer

Are you lonely, 'cause I've been lonely
Are you tired, 'cause I've been tired
Another late night on the phone
To remind you just how close we've grown

The drive to Michigan holds weight in me
Thought of someplace I could be myself
Though the Midwest feels so tired and scattered
We were hurt before, but that doesn't matter anymore, now

Are you lonely, 'cause I've been lonely
Are you tired, 'cause I've been tired
Another late night in the car
To remind you just how close we are

Since you've been away
Every day's a phone call, it's an exit sign
How long will you stay?
How long will it be until you come back again?

Are you lonely, 'cause I've been lonely
Are you tired, 'cause I've been tired
Another late night in your room
To remind you of the lengths gone to

Light another candle
In my room
Live another season
Straight through
You're the one that makes me
Feel nice
From all the things you said tonight

Early in the morning
The streets
Run across the shadows
Of trees
But we just stayed inside and
Lost time
We talk til we lose track of time

Even in the songs that
I sing
Do you fear the history
They bring?
Sleeping with my head in
Your arms
You're the one that keeps me
From harm

Early in December
Last year
The biggest moon fell broken and clear
West of where our city
Lies still
Over there on Chestnut Hill

Philadelphia Streets turned
To ice
And my bed felt empty
Those nights
Sleeping with my head on
Your chest
You're the one that knew me
The best

And you were there so long
You were there for so long

Will you come back?

Maybe it's in you that
I saw
All the hope I thought I
Had lost
Sleeping with my head on
Your chest
You're the one that knew me
The best

You're my friend in the afternoon
Evening comes I don't know what to do
You're my friend in the evening
Morning comes I don't know what to do

Been spending nights with a burned out crowd
Dead end bar in a no-name town
Been spending days listing my regrets
Quit smoking after each cigarette

You're the hit on the radio
New hits come I don't know what to do
Graduate from college
I'm 22, I don't know what to do

Been working nights on a different job
Just count the minutes til sunrise
Been spending days sleeping til supper
Just don't ask me what day it is

You're the talk of the town tonight
When the talk is gone I don't know what to do
You're the woman I dream of
When the dream is gone I don't know what to do

Been spending nights on a different bed
Alarm goes off in the morning
Been spending days wondering just what I've said
Keeps me wandering around

Been spending years trying to figure you out
Same old face in the mirror
Always hanging on with the same old crowd
No name bar in a dead end town